Shyon
03-28 23:26
From my perspective, the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ entering a correction reflects a shift in sentiment rather than broken fundamentals. Rising oil prices and geopolitical uncertainty are bringing inflation fears back, and the market is clearly moving from “buy the dip” to “sell the rally” in the short term.

For the Mag 7 like $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , I still believe in the long-term story, but technically they don’t look ready yet. I’m not rushing in—I prefer to scale slowly or wait for stabilization instead of catching a falling knife.

I don’t think the market is fully bearish, just fragile. I’m keeping some cash while sticking to my strategy, and I’ll look to add more if the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ tests stronger support levels. For now, capital preservation matters just as much as finding the next entry.

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Nasdaq Enters Technical Correction: US Market Turns Bearish?
Compared to its all-time high on October 29, 2025, the Nasdaq has now declined by more than 10%, officially entering a technical correction zone. In addition, all of the Magnificent 7 are currently experiencing double-digit drawdowns. Some market participants believe it’s best to move to cash and wait for a deeper pullback. How do you view the Nasdaq entering a technical correction? Would you reduce your positions at this stage?
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