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Space Dust : the bigs have their AI programs on full scalp. market can not crash as long as so much cash on the sidelines waiting for it.
is that ?
a.) conventional wisdom
b.) unconventional wisdom
c.) contrarian
d.) consensus
HuatLady : I’m keeping a careful watch on my portfolio, especially with a possible Santa rally ahead. While my main focus is on long-term growth, I’ll consider short-term opportunities that match my strategy. Since the market often sees a boost at year-end, I’m open to small, strategic tweaks if they seem worthwhile. I’ll likely hold off on any major shifts until January. My plan is to stay informed and adaptable while keeping the big picture in focus.
102362254 : Sticking with my current portfolio is tempting, but I’m leaning toward some proactive moves. Recent market swings have opened up interesting opportunities in resilient sectors like tech and consumer discretionary. With signs of a soft economic landing and cooling inflation, a little adjustment now could really pay off if things keep trending in a positive direction
HuatEver : As the year wraps up, I will keep an eye on top growth stocks with strong potential, like$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ and $Shopify (SHOP.US)$ in e-commerce, where on-line shopping keeps growing. Tech stocks like $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$ and $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ in cloud computing are also set to benefit from the need for data storage and AI.
Next in line worthed considering, are the dividend stocks like $Procter & Gamble (PG.US)$ and $Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.US)$ that provide steady income through regular dividends, adding a layer of safety in uncertain markets. This mix of stocks balances growth with stability, supporting both short- and long -term goals.
我只想赚个买菜钱 : ok
desmond888 :
ZnWC : Thanks for the event Here is my analysis:
1) The stock performance after Nvidia earnings call showed that the herd mentality was still the first instinct in the stock market. But sensibility took over after the panic selling.
2) Despite the US Fed cut rate twice, I still believe in taking a long position and not time the market. In my previous post, I said the bull market has started and that trend has not changed.
3) However I am changing my trading strategy from DCA (cost averaging) to VA (value averaging). I will buy when the market dip and hold/sell when it surge. The challenge with VA is how to determine the dip/surge share price and the period to enter/exit.
4) Lastly I will buy (with caution and optimism) call/put options to protect the stocks against volatility risk. The most important step is still to choose the right stock or ETF to trade in anticipation of a low inflation and low interest rate environment. My bet is still on Technology (AI), REIT and Energy.
143522033 : flower ok
104247826 :
Dadacai : With tariffs coming and interest rates not likely to drop as much, I think I will stick to my bank stocks.
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