$SIA (C6L.SG)$ This stock is really going to die or die, isn...

HodlToMargin : It's true. I regret buying Singapore Airlines; it was too slow. I knew it would be better to put money into US stocks.

Shi 0 HodlToMargin : It can't be said that. If you buy bad things in US stocks, it's even worse than this. For example, Alibaba has dropped by how much.

HodlToMargin Shi 0 : Every stock will fall and rise, but the difference between a good stock is that it will slowly climb back after a while. Therefore, when I personally play US stocks, I mostly choose companies that are relatively stable and well-developed, such as aapl, tsla, msft, NVDA, AMD, and even some ETFs: spy, qqq. The difference between US stocks and Singaporean stocks is that they rise fast, and of course fall fast, but I personally prefer the kind of stocks that move faster. So now I have a little bit of regret about buying Singapore Airlines. It's not that Singapore Airlines is bad, but that its stock flow is too slow. When I bought it, it's still around $5 until now, but for the example of AAPL, it was probably around 130 to 140 a month ago; now it's already 160. Of course, the decline will be greater than that of Singapore Airlines, but its recovery is faster than that of Singapore Airlines. As for Alibaba, it's still a Chinese company after all, so I personally wouldn't buy it.

UnlockedDiamondballs : Invest at sgx is like put ur money at fixed deposit, US stock is like gambling. 2/3 money invest at sgx and another 1/3 at US. Sgx not need to monitor everyday, us stock need monitor every second.

HodlToMargin UnlockedDiamondballs : You could put some of your cash in US ETFs to achieve similar, if not, even better effect than purely investing in individual SGX companies, like SIA, it's been dipping quite hard now, while the US market is recovering from Wednesday's drop. All in all, if you invest in individual SGX companies like SIA, I don't see how that would be any better than investing in US blue chip stocks, since every company has the probability of going out of business, well, they're still businesses after all, regardless of how big they are, looking at you, Evergrande or even Hyflux in SG's case. Yea, so, if you're investing for the long term, it applies to both sides, SGX or US stocks, you could just park your cash in an established company with strong fundamentals, then come back 10 years later, though if growth and stability are your primary concerns, index funds might be a better choice for you

UnlockedDiamondballs HodlToMargin : Some time need buy some meme stock at us to increase my heart rate..lol

HodlToMargin UnlockedDiamondballs : Haha, yup, can be like those on Wall Street Bets, all in Palantir calls, it's now or never. Either wake up tmr with 1 million in account or file for bankruptcy.