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03-31


Market context (end of Q1 2026)


Summary of Q1 2026


Worst quarter in ~4 years due to oil shock and war risk.


S&P 500 down due to rising oil, inflation fears, and rate cut expectations disappearing.


However, analysts still expect earnings growth and possible recovery later in 2026.


Some strategists think the correction may be nearing the end.



Overall conclusion:

Q1 = macro-driven correction, not earnings collapse. 



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My macro view for Q2 2026


If I summarise the environment:


Current drivers


1. Oil price / war



2. Interest rate expectations



3. AI capex cycle



4. Earnings season (April–May)



5. Liquidity




This usually means Q2 likely volatile but bullish bias if:


Oil stabilises


Earnings still strong


Fed does not hike



Many banks still have S&P 500 year-end targets ~7600, implying upside from current levels. 



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Q2 Trade Plan (Strategy Framework)


If this were my portfolio, I would structure Q2 like this:


Strategy for Q2


1. Buy oversold AI / semis


MU


AMD


NVDA


ASML


TSM



2. Energy hedge


XOM


CVX


Oil ETF



3. Defensive


Healthcare


Consumer staples



4. Keep cash


Market still unstable



So portfolio structure roughly:


40% Tech / AI


20% Energy


20% Defensive


20% Cash




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Oversold stocks now (important part)


Some stocks currently flagged oversold or heavily sold down:


Oversold / heavily sold down


Large caps


Micron (MU) – bear market, cheapest S&P stock by P/E


Microsoft (MSFT) – extremely oversold RSI ~22


Salesforce (CRM) – RSI oversold previously


Wells Fargo (WFC)


Goldman Sachs (GS)


Steris (STE) – oversold healthcare



Sources confirm many stocks now have RSI below 30, meaning technically oversold and may bounce.




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If you want the most interesting oversold list now


Personally I would watch:


Most interesting oversold candidates


1. MU – memory cycle + oversold



2. MSFT – AI narrative doubt



3. AMD – AI second player



4. CRM – enterprise software



5. GS / WFC – rate cycle play



6. STE – defensive healthcare oversold




If market rebounds, semis likely rebound fastest.



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Simple Q2 game plan (very important)


I would summarise Q2 like this:


Scenario Strategy


Oil drops Buy tech

Oil spikes Buy energy

Rates fall Buy growth

Recession fear Buy defensive

Market panic Buy semis



So Q2 is not buy everything.

It is a rotation trading market.



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My honest view


Most interesting setup now:


Market correction


Tech oversold


Energy strong


Earnings coming


Sentiment bearish



This combination historically often leads to Q2 rebound rally.


So if you ask me simply:


Oversold opportunities now


MU


MSFT


AMD


CRM


GS


WFC



Q2 theme → AI + Energy + Rotation

After Disappointing Q1, Can Q2 Stage a Rally?
How's your portfolio performing in Q1? What's your trade plan for Q2? Which stock is oversold now?
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