Looking at the recent Nasdaq chart, my heart is beating even faster than $Gold - main 2604(GCmain)$ price.
Sure, we might just be a tiny fraction of that trillion-dollar market cap, but the ritual still matters. To protect everyone’s portfolios, I stayed up all night compiling the “Nasdaq Believers’ Code of Conduct”:
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Pray for world peace (because markets hate instability).
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Drink $Starbucks(SBUX)$: one Americano at a time, injecting “liquidity” into the Nasdaq. ☕️
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Rename your cat “ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$”: feed it the best canned food every day—call it “fueling the compute power.”
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Go full $Apple(AAPL)$ ecosystem: from iPhone to AirTags
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Recommend $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ to your friends: let them experience the most hardcore tech and autonomous driving 🚗
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Shop only on $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ : it’s faith.
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No “bubble” allowed at home: pop the milk tea foam, wash away soap bubbles—reject any metaphor of a market bubble! 🧼
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Stick with ChatGPT Plus: every prompt is another top-up for AI compute.
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Use Chrome only: the more RAM it takes, the deeper my love for $Alphabet(GOOG)$ . 🌐
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Pay for $Netflix(NFLX)$ , reject piracy: every monthly fee keeps original content alive.
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Ride only with $Uber(UBER)$: I’m willing to walk a few extra steps just to support their order volume.
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Cloud migration plan: move all files into iCloud or OneDrive—support cloud services starting with me. $Amazon.com(AMZN)$
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Book hotels via $Booking Holdings(BKNG)$ or $Airbnb, Inc.(ABNB)$ when traveling: you’re not just staying somewhere, you’re investing in the future of the sharing economy.
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Embrace the $Microsoft(MSFT)$ ecosystem: uninstall WPS and contemplate life inside Excel cells.
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Salute when passing a $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ showroom: silently repeat “first principles” three times and pray for your positions.
Discussion:
What kind of “effort” have you made lately for the Nasdaq (or your own portfolio)?
Drop it in the comments—let’s see whose devotion runs the deepest - and win tiger coins!
Comments
My recent focus has been on asymmetry and durability.
Asymmetry: Seeking setups where the potential upside (if the Nasdaq trend continues) is meaningfully larger than the potential downside. This often means looking for companies with strong balance sheets (to survive downturns) and clear paths to profit growth (to thrive in uptrends).
Durability: Questioning the longevity of the current dominant theme (AI). Which companies are building durable competitive advantages (true "moats") versus those just riding a hype cycle? This means looking past the buzzwords to fundamentals like R&D spending, customer retention, and pricing power.