$SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 Value ETF(SPYV)$In time of super volatility and uncertainty, and tech stocks badly hit, i would prefer to invest in valued stock or a ETF.The SPYV will be one of the choice, dependings on one's risk appetite. If also paid out quarterly dividend, but do note,for non U.S. citizen, there is a 30% dividend tax!)Im also recommend using Wheel Option strategy on this ETF, to collect some premium. (Premium may not be very attractive, so again, it up to one's preference).With the premium collected from selling covered calls or covered put option and the dividend collected, you can do DCA on the SPYV ETF, in a way you lower your initiation investment cost. disclaimers:- Im not a Financial Planner or any certified
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ The Art of Catching a Falling Knife: How to Navigate Market Bottoms Without Getting Cut "Buy low, sell high." It is the oldest cliché in finance, yet as the text in the image perfectly captures, it is also the most psychologically excruciating task an investor faces. The dilemma is paralyzed by two extremes: The Early Bird: You buy the first dip, thinking it’s a discount, only to watch the market plummet another 15%. Your nerves shatter, and you panic-sell at a loss. The Hesitant Observer: You wait for "perfect clarity." By the time the dust settles and the news looks good again, the market has already rallied 20% from the lows. You missed it. So, how do we find the middle ground? How do we judge if a correction is tur