Anyone purchasing Bitcoin at $100K likely sees it as either a tool for transactions or anticipates further price increases in the future. They might view it as a long-term investment, believing in its future potential for growth, or they may want to use it for its intended purpose—such as making payments, transfers, or as a store of value. However, I don't share this viewpoint. I believe that buying Bitcoin at such a high price might be a risky bet. The volatility and unpredictability of the market suggest that Bitcoin's price could be inflated at this point, potentially leading to a correction. Those purchasing at these levels could face significant losses if the market turns. While some may see it as an opportunity for future gains, I remain skeptical and think there may be better ways t
My darkest moment? Oh, it happened in a hotel overseas (no, I'm not naming names). The electricity went out for a couple of hours. It was like being transported into a Victorian novel, except without the charm—just me, a candle, and the creeping dread that I'd have to "talk to myself" for the next few hours.
$HSI(HSI)$ Oh, haven't seen a good old waterfall stock scam in a while? Well, 1949.HK is here to give us the show we didn't know we needed today. A thrilling ride of price drops, a masterclass in market manipulation. Grab your popcorn, folks, and watch this "classic" unfold. It's almost as if this stock is a bit… (un)predictable.
$PLATT NERA(01949)$ This is your final warning—stay away. I've said it before, and I will say it again. Scammers have been accumulating this stock for almost two months, buying in at prices under a dollar. My expectation is that the stock will crash very soon. The manipulation is clear, and it’s only a matter of time before the value plummets. Don’t get caught up in this pump-and-dump scheme. If you’re still considering investing, take caution—there’s little time left before the inevitable decline hits. Protect yourself and avoid further involvement in this risky situation.
$iShares China Large-Cap ETF(FXI)$ The Hong Kong market is underperforming due to a larger presence of speculative investors, who react quickly to global uncertainties, amplifying volatility. In contrast, the mainland Chinese market remains more stable, thanks to strong support from the Chinese government and the CCP. The CCP intervenes through policies, liquidity injections, and other measures to stabilize the market, fostering long-term investor confidence. This government backing helps shield China’s market from the same level of fluctuation seen in Hong Kong.
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ If Bitcoin reaches $100k, the big question is whether to sell or hold out for further gains. Many are likely eyeing that level as a potential exit point, which creates uncertainty about what happens next. Will it keep rising, or will $100k trigger a sell-off? This uncertainty makes it tough to decide whether to stay in the market or step aside. Given the risk and the lack of clarity on the next move, I'm choosing to sit on the sidelines for now rather than trying to time the market in such unpredictable conditions.
$HSTECH(HSTECH)$ People who believe Trump will impose a 60% tariff are likely overreacting; it's mostly political rhetoric. Even if such a tariff happens, it might only apply to specific areas, like "vehicles used for transporting immigrants from China to the US". Even then, any potential tariff wouldn't be immediate, so there's no need for panic. China isn't going to collapse because of this. Tariffs are tools of negotiation, not guaranteed economic doomsday scenarios. There’s no reason to assume the worst without further context or action.
$HSI(HSI)$ Today, I earned the prestigious title of Tiger "Star Contributor," a title I proudly accept for mastering the fine art of talking a lot, yet offering nothing. It’s like a speech with all the flair of a fireworks show, but no actual substance. Think of it as political performance art—lots of energy, zero solutions. I’ve honed my skills to near perfection, much like Trump’s opponents: I speak confidently, gesturing wildly, and filling the air with words, but when it comes time to deliver... well, it’s just a lot of sound and fury, signifying absolutely nothing. And honestly, I couldn't be prouder! Thanks to all my followers and future followers.
Yesterdays drop was truly baffling after Trumps win. It seemed illogical and caught Harris supporters off guard. But in the midst of volatility, I have stayed committed to the Hong Kong stock market because I believe in its long-term potential. Patience is key, and despite the short-term noise, I have always viewed HK as a market that rewards long-term investors. Economic fundamentals and growth prospects in Asia continue to be strong. It's about resilience—if you stick with it and manage risk carefully, the market eventually rewards you. Emotional reactions can cloud judgment, but patience often leads to great returns.
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Americans have spoken, and while the stock market’s rise over the past four years is notable, it pales in comparison to the skyrocketing cost of living. The real question is whether people are truly better off—and the overwhelming answer is "NO." As everyday Americans struggle with inflation, housing costs, and stagnant wages, the economic gains seem distant. It's clear that the current policies have not delivered for the majority. To address these challenges and create a more prosperous future, it may be time to consider new leadership. Give the Republicans a chance for the next four years.
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