Ever since going through the experience of losing 6,000 dollars every day, there has been a significant change in my mindset.
Nothing can really influence my mood or mentality.
This experience is something I have newly felt.
This can also be considered a form of training and a good method for habitually controlling emotions.
Without further ado, let's Share the second post of March.
For those who are in cash positions, feel scared or hesitant to buy Stocks, or are preparing to buy Stocks.
You can take a look at my journey or thoughts regarding Stocks.
Let's take a look at the mindset of university students when they lose or make money.
What can be done to break even or earn more?
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I previously mentioned that the Large Cap would pull back for a few days, but I didn't expect so many things to happen at once.
The core reasons I think for the market decline.
The main reason for the decline in the USA stocks is primarily the uncertainty of policies and market concerns about the future economy.
Firstly, the recent announcement of a new round of tariff policies by the USA government has caused a sudden downturn in market sentiment, with investors worried that trade frictions may impact corporate earnings, especially for companies involved in the Global supply chain.
In addition, the pullback in Technology stocks has intensified market panic, as the Technology Sector saw huge gains over the past year, and now valuations are facing pressure, leading investors to take profits, which accelerated the decline in stock prices.
The Australian stock market is significantly impacted by external conditions, given that the Australia's market is relatively small and international capital is highly mobile, thus when global market risk aversion rises, the Australian stock market often adjusts accordingly.
Lastly, the Australian economy relies on resources...

I do multiple posts a day providing information on assessments, and no one gives me a single thumbs up.  But posting my wins, I get streams of 👍 up.  ha..... this is easier for me anyway.   You all should have told me earlier and saved me a lot of work! 

Hey, so there's this story about my old man and me. He's a chip engineer, always talking about silicon and circuits. I mean, the guy could make a motherboard sound exciting. One day, he's all, "Check out NVDA, they're doing some cool stuff." And I'm like, "Yeah, sure, Dad."
So, I'm just a kid, right? But I start poking around in the stock market during my uni days. I throw a bit of my savings into NVDA. It's not like I'm going to get...