$S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ $Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$
Yesterday I posted about purchasing some positions to take advantage of the rebound. Some people looked at my post from February 14 about liquidating my positions and asked how I am operating. I will briefly explain without responding to each one individually:
1. Many people asked why the CPI data on Wednesday was good but the market didn't rise, and why the unemployment rate and initial jobless claims on Thursday were also good but the market fell.
I said that the funds are waiting for something, they are waiting for the temporary spending bill to pass. If it passes today, there will be a rise of more than 2%. Is it true that the media has no news about the Democrats blocking the bill? They won't tell you this. Last night, Schumer expressed support for the bill, which is why the market opened higher today. It is likely to pass today; if it doesn't pass, there will be overtime over the weekend. Otherwise, the government will shut down on the 15th, and this is the real reason for the market's sluggishness this week.
Yesterday, the Index was falling, but funds were entering. At the end of yesterday, Tesla and NVDA could not hold back the rush, and many people did not understand, still adding positions to short. Was this a fuel?
Many people are criticizing Trump, but Wall Street actually likes fools like you, believing everything they say. News matters, but the main point is that the Large Cap is severely overvalued. The S&P has risen from 4,100 points in October 2023 to 6,100 points in 2024, a 50% increase in 14 months. Even the over ninety-year-old Buffett has never seen such a crazy market. Why is he selling? Wall Street...

$Intuitive Machines (LUNR.US)$ just doubled my position, idk if its a good decision but I believe its panic sell

$KULR Technology (KULR.US)$ Still remember the time when Biff shared his 5000% Profit

$VCI Global (VCIG.US)$ Please note that according to the new regulations, if a company has conducted a reverse stock split within a year, and the average closing price is below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days, the company will immediately face trading suspension and delisting procedures, without a grace period of 180 days.