TSLA
Tesla
-- 248.710 NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 117.700 MU
Micron Technology
-- 94.720 NKE
Nike
-- 67.940 PLTR
Palantir
-- 90.960 All cyclical stocks including Tesla are not spare by the economic downturn caused by various factors. Recently the share price plunged to its lowest after the stock split in August (other technology stock prices like $Apple(AAPL.US)$, $Alphabet-C(GOOG.US)$, $NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ also crash). I'm a holder because the factors that cause the downtrend are temporary (Ukraine war, inflation, FED rate hike, BOE raise tax etc) and when the negative sentiments disappear, the share price will soar. The question is when. Those with the holding power will win. Read more >>
Last April, tried to short and took small profit. Learned my lesson then tried to short it again and waiting for the result.
I’ve seen my $50 amc stock drop to $7. I remember being in the $20s and my stomach hurt. Now we at $7 and I laugh.
Things look super bearish in the equity markets. Will we go green for at least one quarter this year? There are some important technical support levels on the horizon so there could be some relief possibly in the next quarter.
NIO delivers 10,878 vehicles in Sept, including 2,928 ET7s and 221 ET5s.
NVIDIA is a semiconductor stock and one that we have started buying in the recent onslaught of weakness. We really like how the situation is starting to set up for an investment. Sure, there is always going to be spiking and waning demand, and there will always be shortages and gluts of certain chips.
When market conditions take a turn for the worst, it’s always tempting to sell. But A smart investor will never sell during a bear market. Panic selling can ruin your portfolio and take you away from your financial goals.
Just a few months ago, $谷歌-A(GOOGL.US)$$谷歌-C(GOOG.US)$ , $微软(MSFT.US)$ and $苹果(AAPL.US)$ were the relative strength leaders among megacap tech. They were the best of the bunch and withstanding the selling pressure quite well compared with peers.
Good trade in this choppy market.
Milk The Cow :
bullrider_21 :
Milk The Cow : It can be quite challenging to ride a wave of a volatile market.
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= still learning & practicing
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Even professional investors may make a mistake in riding a volatile market wave
Whether investors should ride the wave, it depends on ur torrent level = u either win or lose.
Welp, if u DCA, ur chance of losing is lower, I guess
So, choose the strategy best suit to ur torrent level
Having that said, I think that it "may" be a good chance to ride the wave around this period
Can't give much pointers since I myself is not that good at a trader level
HopeAlways : With epic volatility driven by uncertainty likely to remain with us for some time, many investors, including myself, will be using the turbulence to our financial benefit by drip-feeding new money into the market. We can use panic selling and the mispricing to build up our portfolios during these times of volatility using the much lower entry points to top up to create and grow wealth in the longer term. Investors should ride the volatility wave, but judiciously.
Syuee : Stock markets are always volatile.
. Not our enemy.
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There are always negative news out there, slowing GDP growth, rising debt levels, inflation worries and so on ~ .
One would never be invested, if they waited for a market that wasn’t volatile.
Volatility is our friend, our BFF
Volatility allows us to buy great companies at bargain prices.
Most people are afraid of volatility and can’t take advantage of the opportunities it presents, because they freeze like a deer in headlights when stocks go down.
There is no way to avoid volatility in stock market investing.
It a part of life of every investor. The only way to avoid it, is to not invest at all.
As Charlie Munger once said : “ If you are not willing to react with equanimity to a market price decline of 50% two or three times a century, you are not fit to be a common shareholder and you deserve the mediocre result you are going to get “.
One of the best ways to invest in volatile markets is by profiting from volatility. It can be done through stock trading and / or options trading.
When volatility is reigning, sell-offs are intensifying and opportunities are increasing to ride the waves of volatility !
A surfer knows quite well that we must think ahead and know a lot about how waves work, otherwise we will not have a good ride.
Ride whatever wave we may catch, but be SMART about it, and realize that some waves are better than others.
But, remember none of them last forever~.
HopeAlways Syuee : To create and preserve our assets as the world readjusts, we must all review our portfolios with the changing landscape of higher interest rates in mind.
HuatLady HopeAlways : Smart of you to take advantage of the so called "picnic selling" to acquire quality stocks at lowered prices for long term hold. Of course one word of caution is to that investors have to be very prudent and selective in their purchases.
Syuee HopeAlways : Asset allocation is not just for bear markets, it is essential for bull markets as well.
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As it goes, the higher a wave rises the harder it will eventually crash.
By all means, ride the market wave, but keep the asset allocation in line and play it smart.
HuatEver HopeAlways :
Valery S : I would say riding the downwave in a volatile bear mkt is tough. Some people may have bought long term positions at high price before market fell. So they may DCA and keep buying at what is deemed to be the 'bottom'. A better choice could be short with CFD while the prices are going down or Buy Put options but watch out for resistance and support lines.
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