I voted YES, but I'm adding positions cautiously rather than going all in. When fear takes over the market, that's usually when I start accumulating quality companies at better valuations. I don't try to catch the exact bottom—I simply buy in stages and keep some cash in reserve.
The recent pullback in semiconductors has created opportunities that I don't want to ignore. While headlines around the Middle East and macro uncertainty remain noisy, I believe many leading AI and technology companies still have strong long-term fundamentals. That's why I'm selectively adding to my U.S. positions instead of waiting for the "perfect" moment.
Risk management is still my priority. If markets fall further, I'll continue averaging in gradually rather than chasing prices. For me, consistency beats trying to time the market, and history has shown that buying quality assets during periods of fear often delivers the best long-term results.
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