NVDA
NVIDIA
-- 131.760 TSLA
Tesla
-- 396.360 RGTI
Rigetti Computing
-- 8.9500 AMD
Advanced Micro Devices
-- 116.090 PLTR
Palantir
-- 65.910 My understanding of risk management is position management. After considering the probability of winning, odds, and efficiency, I will appropriately increase my position if it's a quality opportunity. Bear markets naturally form with the cooperation of various macro factors and human nature. Investing in bear and volatile markets is about finding alpha opportunities without beta support. My personal experience is that this type of investment is highly challenging, often like pulling chestnuts from the fire. Therefore, in a bear market, I try to minimize operations; if I must trade, I use a very small portion of my capital.
Market volatility is only good if you know how to be friends with it. When it comes to market volatility, if you have cash that you are ready to deploy into the market at the right time, then you can find assets at very reasonable prices when it comes to the door.
For example, the competition started at the Sep which is right after the market correction in Aug, so volatilities then to be staying higher. Therefore I can choose to follow the market leaders such as $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ which had a big drop in Aug.
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