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This strategy has only just begun to be applied in practice. As to how effective it is, it will take time to test. Previously, when searching for stock selection, I also stepped into some holes (such as $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLU.US)$ 💩), However, the model has now been basically determined.
I chose the following stocks as long-term left-handed holders.
1. $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ The planned position is 10%. Currently, the position is only 2%. Buy at bargain prices, and the bottom position is not cut.
2. $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$ and $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ , choose one of the two or buy both. The planned total position is 10%, the current position is 7% meta. If you go back down, you can add a position (short your right hand to make up for it), and sell if you run high (open a position by shorting it with your right hand)
3. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ and $Apple (AAPL.US)$ The planned position is 10%, and the current position is 2%. They are all Tesla. The plan is to increase positions at bargain prices, and not sell bottom positions. Instead of playing with an Apple over 170, it's better to play Tesla on a band.
4. $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ As far as I know, it is a chip stock that is both offensive and defensive and has excellent defensive properties. Planned 10%, currently 5%. Half-position, no matter whether it rises or falls, is a good thing for me...
I chose the following stocks as long-term left-handed holders.
1. $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ The planned position is 10%. Currently, the position is only 2%. Buy at bargain prices, and the bottom position is not cut.
2. $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$ and $Meta Platforms (META.US)$ , choose one of the two or buy both. The planned total position is 10%, the current position is 7% meta. If you go back down, you can add a position (short your right hand to make up for it), and sell if you run high (open a position by shorting it with your right hand)
3. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ and $Apple (AAPL.US)$ The planned position is 10%, and the current position is 2%. They are all Tesla. The plan is to increase positions at bargain prices, and not sell bottom positions. Instead of playing with an Apple over 170, it's better to play Tesla on a band.
4. $ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ As far as I know, it is a chip stock that is both offensive and defensive and has excellent defensive properties. Planned 10%, currently 5%. Half-position, no matter whether it rises or falls, is a good thing for me...
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$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bear 3x Shares ETF (SOXS.US)$ Do you think semiconductors will have their last big drop this year?
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$ProShares UltraPro Short Dow30 ETF (SDOW.US)$ Dem gets senate, Rep gets house, DJI will be bull or bull trap? Time to buy sdow?
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $Apple (AAPL.US)$ $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$
Tip 1: Questions about stop loss and take profit.
I personally think this is a very important trading habit. The setting of take-profit and stop-loss is particularly important for retail shareholders. The transaction is strict before the transaction, a fixed loss rate is set, and claims are strictly accepted and executed upon arrival. This requirement is mainly for friends who wear small shoes and like short speculation and trading, strictly control the stop-loss margin, so that short speculation doesn't become a long line, and a long line becomes deep!
Tip 2: Don't expect to buy the lowest point, and don't be delusional about selling at the highest price.
Some shareholders always want to buy at the lowest price and sell at the highest price. I think that's almost impossible to do. A retail investor with this idea is probably not a “stock market understanding person.” Only the main players can plan the extent to which stock prices will rise and fall through their financial advantage, yet the main players cannot fully control the trend, not to mention you and I are retail investors.
Tip 3: Make good use of associations.
What is LENOVO? What I want to say is that based on some popular news in the market, start an association and get short-term profits. Generally, leading mainstream stocks are often quickly dragged to a standstill by volatile capital, and short-term experts are often unable to catch up. At this time, Lenovo can often give you unexpected surprises. Lenovo is not only suitable for the short term, but medium- to long-term partnerships can also choose to invest in the same sector.
Tip 4: Learn to short positions.
There are many experts in the private sector who are very good at using capital to carry out short-term operations of chasing ups and downs. Sometimes they get very high profits,...
Tip 1: Questions about stop loss and take profit.
I personally think this is a very important trading habit. The setting of take-profit and stop-loss is particularly important for retail shareholders. The transaction is strict before the transaction, a fixed loss rate is set, and claims are strictly accepted and executed upon arrival. This requirement is mainly for friends who wear small shoes and like short speculation and trading, strictly control the stop-loss margin, so that short speculation doesn't become a long line, and a long line becomes deep!
Tip 2: Don't expect to buy the lowest point, and don't be delusional about selling at the highest price.
Some shareholders always want to buy at the lowest price and sell at the highest price. I think that's almost impossible to do. A retail investor with this idea is probably not a “stock market understanding person.” Only the main players can plan the extent to which stock prices will rise and fall through their financial advantage, yet the main players cannot fully control the trend, not to mention you and I are retail investors.
Tip 3: Make good use of associations.
What is LENOVO? What I want to say is that based on some popular news in the market, start an association and get short-term profits. Generally, leading mainstream stocks are often quickly dragged to a standstill by volatile capital, and short-term experts are often unable to catch up. At this time, Lenovo can often give you unexpected surprises. Lenovo is not only suitable for the short term, but medium- to long-term partnerships can also choose to invest in the same sector.
Tip 4: Learn to short positions.
There are many experts in the private sector who are very good at using capital to carry out short-term operations of chasing ups and downs. Sometimes they get very high profits,...
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$ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF (TQQQ.US)$ will be stabilized after that Apple and that Musk's car falling down to ground, still has 10% to 15% downside ahead.
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$Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY.US)$ Why today pre market had 15M trade? Very strange.