Are You Feeling Fear or Greed Right Now?

Buffett once said, "Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful." After a historic single-day surge, are you feeling greed or fear right now? Have you noticed that Tiger Brokers has launched a Fear & Greed Index feature? Would you consider using the Fear & Greed Index to time the bottom or sell?

avatarMojoStellar
2025-10-21
Drawing between sorrowful rice🍚and comfort pho — it's really vivid and emotional. Here's how I'd depict the feelings in trading/investment terms: Sorrowful Rice ($13) — The Trading/Investment Side: • Feeling: Uncertainty, regret, or frustration. • Symbolism: You pay a decent price but get a mix that feels heavy and unsatisfying, like a trade that looked promising but ended up disappointing. • Investment Parallel: Buying a stock or asset at a high cost, hoping for growth, but the returns feel underwhelming or even painful — maybe akin to holding a “value trap” or a volatile, unpredictable asset. • Emotional Tone: Heavy-hearted, burdened by choices that didn't  pan out well, akin to "loss aversion" or "sunk cost fallacy" in investing. • Metaphor: Payin
avatarTrippytiger
2025-08-03

AI Euphoria Has a Shelf Life. Don’t Be the Exit Liquidity.

It’s easy to make money when the crowd is running in one direction. It’s harder to know when the music stops. Markets right now are riding a high: AI, chip stocks, and mega-cap tech have pulled indexes to fresh highs. But under the hood, the signs are classic late-cycle. Volatility is suppressed, breadth is narrowing, and retail sentiment is stretched. We’re in “trigger mode”—buying on alerts, not analysis. The irony? Even the AI models driving flows are learning from each other. That creates feedback loops—until a small tremor turns into a stampede. As Nvidia’s P/E pushes 70 and forward earnings cool, we’re no longer trading value—we’re trading emotion. Look at history: in 2021, the market priced in a decade of digitisation in 12 months. It didn’t end well. Now, we’re pricing in a decade
AI Euphoria Has a Shelf Life. Don’t Be the Exit Liquidity.