GraceWenter
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$ASML Holding (ASML.US)$
Today, taking advantage of the decline, replenish the ASML position to the designated position of 10%, fully loaded. Currently holding cost at 598. If it falls below the gap, today's position will be reduced.
Added positions a few days ago. $Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$ Today's rise is just good luck. As I mentioned before, no one can predict oil prices. But not replenishing the gap for several days indicates a bullish trend. According to the theory of alternating dominance, going short with this candlestick pattern requires replenishment. Therefore, buying aligns with my investment logic.
In addition, there is a historical pattern: Whenever the defensive sectors XLV, XLP, and XLU hit extreme lows, technology stocks will peak. Conversely, when these sectors reach extreme highs, technology stocks will also hit rock bottom. Currently, these sectors have clearly suffered significant declines, so the decline in technology stocks from highs is expected.
I'm thinking, what if I take out some money and create a brainless investment portfolio, only investing in four symbols:
$Ishares Trust Russell Top 200 Growth Etf (IWY.US)$ , 50%, main offense
$The Health Care Select Sector SPDR® Fund (XLV.US)$ 20%, main defense
$Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE.US)$ , 15%, anti-inflation
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US)$ , 15%, anti-aging...
Today, taking advantage of the decline, replenish the ASML position to the designated position of 10%, fully loaded. Currently holding cost at 598. If it falls below the gap, today's position will be reduced.
Added positions a few days ago. $Occidental Petroleum (OXY.US)$ Today's rise is just good luck. As I mentioned before, no one can predict oil prices. But not replenishing the gap for several days indicates a bullish trend. According to the theory of alternating dominance, going short with this candlestick pattern requires replenishment. Therefore, buying aligns with my investment logic.
In addition, there is a historical pattern: Whenever the defensive sectors XLV, XLP, and XLU hit extreme lows, technology stocks will peak. Conversely, when these sectors reach extreme highs, technology stocks will also hit rock bottom. Currently, these sectors have clearly suffered significant declines, so the decline in technology stocks from highs is expected.
I'm thinking, what if I take out some money and create a brainless investment portfolio, only investing in four symbols:
$Ishares Trust Russell Top 200 Growth Etf (IWY.US)$ , 50%, main offense
$The Health Care Select Sector SPDR® Fund (XLV.US)$ 20%, main defense
$Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLE.US)$ , 15%, anti-inflation
$iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT.US)$ , 15%, anti-aging...
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GraceWenter : I agree. The timing of entry should depend on entry at the end of the pullback. The market generally rises and falls slowly, and there is no point in drawing on a one-day pullback