• AmyNic : Are you able to trade that?

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• AmyNic : It doesn't look so great

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• butter OP : k I don't own any yes u r able to trade it

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• butter OP : u any any good playz for the day

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• KrystalW : I wonder if the banking industry will recover from the crisis in the next week.

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• Milk The Cow : Too much print for the bank bail out.
  Welp, it may not increase back so fast...
  It may continue fall if another bank went bankrupt/close shop is added to the list... (All may panic, "oh no oh no, will this be next one". It's contagious .)

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• Milk The Cow :

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• ZnWC : High PCA banks restructuring
  The short answer will be yes, banking sector will keep falling especially for those with high (PCA) percent cumulative assets. Higher PCA is higher risk because asset is held by small group of customers. We are expecting bank restructuring in term of loan and reserve soon and more takingvover or mergering will be seen.
  Note: Banks on the left of SVB are safe while those on the right may face restructuring.
  Rally in BTC
  We may have avoided a financial crisis but not out of the water as inflation is still high = FED will continue to raise interest rate. Strangely market sentiment view the bank sector falling as currency falling (or FED starts printing money) and started a rally in cryptocurrency such as BTC and ETH. Personally I don't think the rally is sustainable and the pump and dump will come when confidence is restored in the bank sector.
  Interest rate pivoting
  The SVB collapsed did one good thing that is FED is not going to raise interest rate aggressively. Based on the latest FED data, interest  rate may pivot in Q1 next year (or earlier). This is based on the assumption that inflation will fall in H2.
  Moving forward
  There are too many uncertainties such as Ukraine-Russia War escalates, US-China trade war deteriorates , Oil prices surge and Disease Outbreak (e.g. bird flu) may disrupt the timeline. We need some good news (and FED is not giving one). I'm looking forward for Tesla's delivery report in early April and analysing how China fiscal policy affect global economy and stock market.
  How to move forward while Bank Sectors keep falling ...
  https://www.moomoo.com/community/feed/110074278051846?data_ticket=212ca245a589f1e400fb2e247953bc77&futusource=nnq_followtab_list

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• cola1010 : Bank stocks plummeted during the banking crisis, with the majority of bank suffering significant losses, including regional bank stocks. People are concerned about banks losing money on investments and customers withdrawing funds. Investors' overall sentiment has been one of uncertainty, resulting in a sharp decline in the value of bank stocks. Despite the fact that the banking sector is expected to continue to fall, I see this as an opportunity to invest and have faith in Bank of America. Let's keep an eye on it!

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• APE6982 :

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• Milk The Cow : Will wait for awhile & see how 1st as there are quite a lots of fake news on media & depending on the credibility or seriousness of the situation, will then decide. However, I think most big institutions will act faster than most retail investors .
  Kinda complicated .

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• Syuee : Successful investors develop a number of valuable skills over their lifetimes.
  We’re not born knowing how to research a stock or how to apply critical thinking to an investment opportunity.
  These are investing skills, we have to learn and develop.
  Patience is an important virtue, but often underused.
  We’re not born patient. Patience is something, we need to grow into.
  When we’re young, we tend to care most about instant gratification.
  But patience can be learned. And, if you’re an investor, learning it could help you reach your ultimate financial goals.
  Patience often involves staying calm in situations, where you lack control.
  Patience and investing are actually natural partners.
  Investing is a long-term prospect, the benefits of which typically come after few years.
  Patience, too, is a behavior where the benefits are mostly long-term.
  To be patient is to endure some short-term hardship for a future reward.
  Warren Buffett also considers patience ( or lack of it … ) as a defining trait of success in investing.
  Why so ? This is because impatient investors often let anxiety and emotion rule their decision-making.
  #PatiencePays
  #KeepCalmAndStayInvested

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• steady Pom pipi : My sentimental self often reacts first, and my rational self always regrets it afterwards. Mood swings always respond first, just like seeing someone spilling water on you while walking down the road. Your first step is to immediately run away but you may overlook cars or pedestrians around you.

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• Mr Trecherous :

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