@koolgal:πππThis has been a brutal week for tech stocks especially semiconductor stocks. The bloodbath was driven by a perfect storm of technical, macro and geopolitical catalysts. However I believe that this is a healthy pullback and the long term case for semiconductors remain rock solid. The core driver of this selloff is profit taking and a sector rotation rather than an absolute drop in chip demand. So I got into action and bought $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ to hold long term. As Warren Buffett likes to say: "When there is fear in the markets, it is time to be greedy." @TigerTradeNewbie
@koolgal:πππThis has been a brutal week for tech stocks especially semiconductor stocks. The bloodbath was driven by a perfect storm of technical, macro and geopolitical catalysts. However I believe that this is a healthy pullback and the long term case for semiconductors remain rock solid. The core driver of this selloff is profit taking and a sector rotation rather than an absolute drop in chip demand. So I got into action and bought $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ to hold long term. As Warren Buffett likes to say: "When there is fear in the markets, it is time to be greedy." @TigerTradeNewbie
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$
@koolgal:π ππ I invest in $Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$ because it represents the Singapore I trust: practical, resilient, no drama and always there when I need it. SHENG SIONG is the supermarket my family buys from, the place that stays open, stays stocked and stays steady, even when the world gets noisy. Sheng Siong is the kind of dividend stock that does not give me anxiety, just quiet dependable income. No matter the economy - recession, inflation or pandemic, people still need groceries. Sheng Siong is the kind of company that survives storms because it is built on every day life. That is my favourite kind of stock. Go Long Go Strong Go Sheng Siong! ππππ°π°π° @Tiger_SG <
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$
@koolgal:πππThis has been a brutal week for tech stocks especially semiconductor stocks. The bloodbath was driven by a perfect storm of technical, macro and geopolitical catalysts. However I believe that this is a healthy pullback and the long term case for semiconductors remain rock solid. The core driver of this selloff is profit taking and a sector rotation rather than an absolute drop in chip demand. So I got into action and bought $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ to hold long term. As Warren Buffett likes to say: "When there is fear in the markets, it is time to be greedy." @TigerTradeNewbie
@koolgal:π ππ I invest in $Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$ because it represents the Singapore I trust: practical, resilient, no drama and always there when I need it. SHENG SIONG is the supermarket my family buys from, the place that stays open, stays stocked and stays steady, even when the world gets noisy. Sheng Siong is the kind of dividend stock that does not give me anxiety, just quiet dependable income. No matter the economy - recession, inflation or pandemic, people still need groceries. Sheng Siong is the kind of company that survives storms because it is built on every day life. That is my favourite kind of stock. Go Long Go Strong Go Sheng Siong! ππππ°π°π° @Tiger_SG <
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$
@koolgal:π ππ I invest in $Sheng Siong(OV8.SI)$ because it represents the Singapore I trust: practical, resilient, no drama and always there when I need it. SHENG SIONG is the supermarket my family buys from, the place that stays open, stays stocked and stays steady, even when the world gets noisy. Sheng Siong is the kind of dividend stock that does not give me anxiety, just quiet dependable income. No matter the economy - recession, inflation or pandemic, people still need groceries. Sheng Siong is the kind of company that survives storms because it is built on every day life. That is my favourite kind of stock. Go Long Go Strong Go Sheng Siong! ππππ°π°π° @Tiger_SG <
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$
@Gimcangho:When a highly volatile stock like $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ goes through a deep correction, the bottoming process is going to be messy, ugly, and full of head-fakes. You will see brief, violent rallies that trap excited buyers right before the stock turns around and flushes out late short sellers. The worst thing you can do as a retail trader is watch the tape second-by-second and panic over a single-day percentage move. Block out the online hype, ignore the media noise about the AI data center boom, and just let your execution numbers guide your capital. Stick to your risk parameters, trust your plan, and never let emotion override your stops. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$$ServiceNow(NOW)$