Looking at medium- to long-term US stocks from treasury yields | Bullish oil and gas stocks | Index pullback is just beginning

1. This wave of sharp rise in the market was in anticipation of the end of the Fed's interest rate hike or even interest rate cut, but in fact there was no reaction in 2-year Treasury yields, the 2- and 10-year yield interest rate differences continued to widen, and the bond market did not express any intention to end interest rate hikes, so this wave of rebound is indeed dangerous. The stock market is a side dish, and the bond market is the battleground that countries are most concerned about. The NASDAQ has plummeted today. As long as you don't chase up, no one can do anything about it. In other words, as long as you're not greedy, you won't lose money. The recent reminders to everyone are necessary and worth it!
2. My current strategy is to short AAPL, TSLA, and AMZN options in one-sixth of my positions, buy more oil at half, and keep the rest in cash. Yes, I'm too greasy! I was still bearish on oil a few days ago, but I think I'm wrong. Today, XLV, XLE, XLU, and XLP are leading the way. This is market demand for safe-haven sectors. Although xle is a risk sector, oil and gas stocks are still strong when oil prices fall, so from a technical perspective and market sentiment perspective, I think I'm wrong in shorting crude oil. If you make a mistake, you stop losing, and go long with your back hand. I bought ERX, XOM, and OXY. As a result, I was very lucky, OXY had news that Buffett wanted to buy 50%. As a result, it just took off. We had excellent luck.
3. The account is back at 65,000 today, probably to coincide with our Sunday lecture. On Sunday, we'll talk about how to get 25,000 to 65,000. I can do it, and so can you.