$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$sink into bear market ? it maybe but it will bounce back !It is bad when i think of why the stock keep on droping no matter how i choosed good FA, good dividend, etc but then I realised many tiger friends have similar problem, except some of long term holding the share, they bought in the dip years ago. S&P is the bench mark, market will recover one day, just see the whole trend, sure got up n down. It is important to hold some of ETF, i have $SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF(SPLG)$because more affordable to continue buying, every dip $5 to $10 good chance to buy again.In the meantime I will be here waiting for you 💕 

S&P500 is in wave 4 of a 5 wave bullish run for a few years now. And this wave 4 is having a complex corrective 3 wave (now possibly 5). Reversal at 3800 to recovery is in progress with the current bottoming process (double bottom or inverse Head and shoulder).  Bottoming process completes with positive indialcators and narratives (lowering inflation, FED reduction in hikes etc) will bring S&P500 to 5000 or 5300) by Q4 2022. 2023 will be hit with recession with S&P500 going to 1700 (about) 

S&P is at bottom or v near bottom. Will rebound this week n maybe going up from here.

No it wont

I believe S&P 500 would not be sink into bear market. It might take few months before it come to bullish. Keep more cash and buy in dip.@TigerStars 

Two years ago, cloud service companies were so favored in the whole market. As long as they were associated with "XaaS", the stock price in the secondary market could rise rapidly. At this stage, many imaginative companies were newly listed, which were popular among some innovative funds. Among them,$Snowflake(SNOW)$It is almost the leader of the whole industry. On the eve of IPO, the IPO range of $75-85 was raised to $125, with a market value of more than $70 billion, and even attracted Buffett's$Berkshire Hathaway(BRK.B)$Participation. On the day of listing, it created a "double miracle" that soared to $319. Time has changed. With the announcement of the financial report for the first quarter of fiscal

Dead cat bounce is a concept in investing, that draws analogy to when u throw something from high enough height, it will at least bounce a bit upon contact to the ground.Even a dead cat thrown from height, will bounce a bit in theory... please dun try In reality. In reality, could become watermelon instead of seeing a bounce.Are we currently in a dead cat bounce for S&P 500? I do suspect so From the following:1. Macro trends:Russian war is ongoing.China lock down have yet to be liftedCovid is still ongoing Supply chain disruption is ongoing Inflation is still stubbornly high without forming a plateau. interest rates will likely continue to go up.The above are currently still negative and doesn't provide support for the rally to extend.The only rallying call will be

Hopefully 

Nice. I'll be back. 

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ was down 20.3% from its peak since Jan this year. Last week, it fell below the 3,837, which was viewed as the boundary of the bear market. It also marked the largest decline since 2020 and the longest correction since 2016. Technically, we entered a“bear” market. But whether it would turned into a real recession still remains to be a question for future. Here’s the chart summarizing the length of bear markets(retracement over 20%) and recessions in history. Data Source: Twitter @Charlie Bilello Tiger note: Since 1929, we have experienced 28 technical bear markets and 16 recessions,the S&P 500 has averaged 1 bear market every 4 years. What we really fear is the recession. We call tell from th

Yes. It will. However, this is a good opportunity to DCA and increase our stock holdings. As Warren Buffett always says, a bear market is an opportunity for people to invest. I would be boosting my stock holdings during this period of time. DYODD

Only when the Fed starts to panic will the market stop panicking. Only when the market collapses will the Fed surrender After last night, the new main line of trading in the market began to become clearer-cutting the bet on raising interest rates (reassessing the Fed's path of raising interest rates). ​​ ​ -At present, the market expects the end rate of the Fed's current interest rate hike cycle to be 2.95% (which is expected to be further reduced), which is lower than the 3.1% expected on Monday and lower than the 3.5% at the beginning of the month. -The next two meetings are still expected to raise interest rates by 50 basis points, but the probability has dropped from 82% on Monday to 68%. -It is expected that the rate increase in the next three meetings will be 134 basis points, which

Possibly

S&P is bullish

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$Yes, buy the dip

THE STOCK market rose yesterday, my article was basically accurate, at least the US stock market fell to a level where the Fed didn't want it to fall again (the previous decline was also welcomed by the Fed). The three major stock indexes all rose by more than 1.5% (the Nasdaq rose by 1.59%, the Dow rose by 1.98%, and the S&P 500 index rose by 1.86%), indicating that there is still upward momentum in the short term. If last night's increase was around 0.5%, it is unlikely that a short-term bottom will be determined.​​ ​According to the survey released yesterday, most people think that US stocks have not bottomed out yet. The survey results of non-professionals are usually reverse indicators. Yesterday was originally a day without an important economic agenda, but the stock m

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