In technical analysis, the core observation for confirming a stock's performance or trend relies heavily on the relationship between price movement and trading volume: strong trends are validated when volume increases in the direction of the price move. For instance, observations regarding NVIDIA (NVDA) show that strong price increases following positive news are generally accompanied by high volume, confirming robust buyer conviction and the strength of the bullish momentum. Conversely, low volume during a price move suggests a lack of conviction, and any divergence between price action and volume levels often signals a potential shift in market sentiment.
Based on the chart, the stock has entered a bearish phase, characterized by a pattern of forming progressively lower highs and lower lows. This shift is supported by higher trading volume during sell-offs and weaker volume on price increases, indicating strengthening selling pressure and a lack of conviction from buyers.
Believe AI will remain as the main investment theme in 2026. So far the capabilities are just merely explored, much more can be done and much more to explore in 2026 and beyond
Not really holding single stocks but my ETFs are quite concentrated in $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Apple(AAPL)$. Will continue to add on regularly and whenever there are discounts
Bottom up investing for me since I am more of a long term investor. Would prefer to invest in companies that are sustainable and benefit from long investing so that I don’t need to do too much tweaking
For me it’s mainly for dividend investing. So I’m looking out for good dividend levels based on the revised price of the variety of stocks. Will only get in when it reached a good level I and willing to hold long
Nope. Wil not go into the post shutdown market bounce. Instead will stay on the side lines to observe a little longer to make a decision. No harm in more patience in this era.
Stumble via platform pushing with all the vouchers of free trades. For me I feel I am the tuition paying type, really did learn alot such as my risk tolerance after losing money.
Definitely $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ which is already part of my portfolio for long term investment. Hoping to see it continue rise but not too concern about any short term fluctuations.
Would probably go with one that I am familiar in which is $Prudential(PRU)$. I know at least it’s fundamental is good so that would be the stock I will be interested in.
Still not really buying as I believe only investing in stocks with good foundations and strong track records. Maybe one day when one of these stocks becomes one with strong track records will I get in.