The US stock market has always been more of a bull market than a bear market. A 10% pullback is very normal and healthy, usually bouncing back to new highs in just a few weeks. Even in a bull market, it takes only a few months to a year to climb up. Grab good stocks at the low points, no need to worry too much.

I use the MA5 crossing below the MA20 as the stop loss point, or the price breaking below the trendline or support level as the stop loss. I don't set a take profit, but if I expect the large cap to perform poorly, I will take profit first and observe the market changes.

Most stocks prices go up two weeks before earning report announced. Buying call two weeks before earning and selling it one day before earning is the simple strategy, or selling bull credit put is another good strategy if the premium is high.

I had beginner luck that is why I'm still here 😆. If I lost my money at the first time, I would stay out of the market. The more I learned from the market, the more I realized that strategy is important. Now, I set the entry and exit strategy. I picked the potential stocks and wait a good timing to buy, and set profit taking point.

I only feel panic. I try to calm down and stop overtrading to avoid making more mistakes. Let's it goes. It usually wasn't as worse as I thought.

It's not Facebook that led the decline in technology stocks, but rather the rotation of funds in different sectors. The rising yield of US bonds is unfavorable for the growth of technology stocks. Although technology stocks showed a strong rebound today (10/5), the short to medium-term performance of technology stocks may be slightly inferior to the value stocks of banks.

I only buy when the market is bull. Even a good stock will be impacted if the market is going down. MA crossover or MACD crossover are good indicator to determine the entry/exit point

Although the information is asymmetric, it is not called insider trading, and these FED officials holding stocks will not take extreme strategies in trade