English
Back
Download
Log in to access Online Inquiry
Back to the Top

avatar
Rickykl Private ID: 71825532
心态决定成败
Follow
    Tomorrow, CPI will be announced with three possibilities. First, if it exceeds expectations, bond yields will rise significantly, putting pressure on the Nasdaq. Second, if it meets market expectations, it will move calmly. Third, if it is lower than expected, it will be the best result for the Nasdaq. Today, our president said that the semiconductor industry will also be included in the infrastructure project. Is this true? If it is true, then my previous investment in semiconductors will have a good return! Let's look forward to it! Pay attention to the CPI announced at 8:30 AM Eastern Time tomorrow!
    Translated
    1
    Today, the three major indices are rising again, making great strides all the way, but are they really a little too fast? It's really fast. In particular, it's like trying to break through the previous high all of a sudden. The previous high is right in front of you. If you keep skipping and breaking through the previous high tomorrow, it will sing all the way up. If you break through and fall back, you may have to pull back the three gaps downstairs... Tomorrow my strategy is to protect profits and sell one ticket first, and keep rolling with half of the remaining votes! If S&P wants to retract, maybe 10%, let's keep watching how it goes tomorrow!
    Translated
    Looking back at the three major indices today and comparing them with individual stocks, I found that most stocks and large market indices have diverged from each other. This can only explain one thing: don't chase higher, don't chase higher, keep holding positions, and wait for a chance to advance again if you don't have a position!
    Translated
    3
    Monday's stock market responded to the non-farm data on Friday, opening with a gap up. The Nasdaq opened with two consecutive gaps up, and many friends couldn't sit still, wanting to chase the high again. In fact, those who haven't followed the rhythm before should not chase the high. The Nasdaq will be under pressure when it reaches about two more points at the top, falling to the gap below is the best entry point when filling the gap. It's still the same, the market is different now, don't touch speculative stocks and junk stocks!
    Translated
    Friday's non-farm data shows a significant exceedance of market expectations, which can only indicate that the market is recovering, but the expectations of interest rate hikes are also coming soon. Inflation is running fast, and the signs of market recovery can indicate that the days of interest rate hikes are slowly approaching. The time to turn off the faucet is coming, so remind yourself to be careful with speculative investments and high-risk stocks!
    Translated
    Continuing to talk about today's index performance, today the Nasdaq 100 directly opened higher in the form of a gap, breaking through the 13,242 resistance level, which indicates one thing: big technology is back. After two months of consolidation, it is finally breaking through the resistance level. Yesterday, the semiconductor also broke through, and today, with the combined effect of the Nasdaq, it continues to rise. Comrades who have been protecting can remove their protection now. The probability of testing the low point of 12,800 below no longer exists. As the saying goes, large cap stocks are king, avoid speculative technology stocks. At this stage, you can slowly build positions in some technology stocks or enter the market when there is a pullback. In addition to the Nasdaq, the S&P has also reached a new high, and the Dow has also performed well. In addition, there will be non-farm payroll data announced tomorrow, so pay attention to it because it will affect the volatility of government bond yields and whether the Nasdaq will be under pressure!
    Translated
    The three major indices all performed very well today. Apart from the Dow falling a little bit, the NASDAQ performed very well. The most outstanding performance was in the semiconductor industry. However, although semiconductors have broken through, the NASDAQ is his top boss, and we still need to look at his face. I hope it will continue. Once the NASDAQ has stabilized, semiconductors will take off 🛫️!
    Translated
    Today, all three major indexes performed well and rose, but the performance of the NASDAQ was particularly outstanding. Large blue-chip technology stocks each rose by 2% or more, while some mid-small cap stocks fell. This proves my previous view was correct. After this wave of market correction, we will return to an era where performance is king. We should focus on trading large cap stocks and avoid touching mid-small cap stocks that rely on future development. Currently, we are still in the rebound phase, so don't chase after high prices when they rise or sell off when they drop. Hold on to well-performing stocks with supported earnings!
    Translated
    The index didn't look good today. Is this about to change? In fact, this may also be an opportunity. There are so many similarities in history. Today's decline is in order to get good goods tomorrow, because it is impossible for institutions to kill 1,000 enemies and lose 800; because of today's slump, institutions are also selling at a loss, unless they are not optimistic about the later market, or only the previous conclusions are preparing to adjust positions and exchange stocks, so tomorrow's market is very important! We'll wait and see!
    Translated
    According to what Chairman Lao Bao of the Federal Reserve reacted today, it is best not to touch the stock market now, and not to start companies that are still losing money. If you want to do it, you have to buy medium to large stocks, because when returning to a normal market, in the end, performance is king. You can only develop better if you have performance support. If you go to buy future performance, the risk is too great. Pay more attention to the news on 3/31, and maybe it will work for you. Anyway, you have to protect your profits!
    Translated