I think it is very important to be aware of one’s investment horizon, risk appetite and to manage risk. Personally, I don’t manages my wins and losses very much to my family as I am a conservative investor with the primary aim of stewarding my money instead of dreaming of big windfalls. Improving stock trading skills may contribute to family harmony if one can treat his family better. Conversely, if risk is not properly managed and debt is incurred, this can cause unnecessary family stress and distress. I am perfectly ok if my partner losses money in stock trading as long as this doesn’t affect our financial stability and I’m sure gains will come from other stocks too. I’m sure there are times where losses are incurred to cut losses in stocks that unexpected turned bad fundamentals and los
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Won’t bottom the US stocks as it is still expensive unless the intention is to swing trade based on news surrounding tariffs and rate cuts. Generally I don’t really like European markets as performance not as stellar as the US and market size can’t rival the US or China or India. I am still bullish on the HK markets as the Chinese still has a lot of room to accelerate spending and this room will be even greater with rate cuts by the US. The momentum is still strong for Hong Kong stocks and as the earnings seasons unfold, I do expect more of the tech stocks to deliver which will give further room for the stocks to climb upwards. However, better to be safe than to be greedy. I will be keeping an eye to exit my positions. Trump will be the deal breaker for many markets, will be looking at my
I would never buy Tesla even with the dip. It is too unpredictable with Elon. Furthermore the industry is too saturated with many good Chinese EV companies like BVD. These companies are more reliable and well supported by the Chinese governments. In addition, with trump’s tariffs, Tesla’s market beyond the US can be restricted if the Chinese government retaliate with tariffs or halt the elon’s factories in China. The Chinese consumer market is also bigger than the US. While i am positive about nvidia’s longer term outlook, I normally prefer to buy ETFs as it is less volatile and requires less work on my part to study it well. China has also proven its technical capabilities with deepseek. I believe we will see chips that rival Nvidia in the near future. So, ETFs like IGV and SMH will be m
The crypto summit is good news in general for crypto. However, I expect the the price to surge only if the government buys more coins to fuel demand. Investors’ confidence will boost especially if the government offers regulation like any other currency. In view of the news, there should be sufficient momentum for bitcoin to revisit $100k but I think that higher prices can only be achieved if the government starts buying to add to the reserves. $Strategy(MSTR)$ might be a good trade swing to ride on this momentum. However, I would consider further potential before investing in the longer term as it is too volatile and very dependent on news. @Universe宇宙
I think mixue will be more popular in Southeast Asia, maybe with the exception of Singapore and Malaysia. Many countries in Southeast Asia are with low GDP and therefore the population will be more price conscious. Affordability would be more important to the masses. This is already reflected in the number of outlets and accessibility in countries like Indonesia and Thailand. In more health conscious countries like Malaysia and Singapore where the population also are more likely to have spending power, chagee would be more popular. Personally I prefer chagee for tea but mixue has more variety and I do like its ice cream. Mixue is definitely an affordable treat whereas chargee’s price may still cause some to think twice before spending. Mixue’s strategy of reaching the masses and gaining pr
I didn’t buy the dip in February because it is still not cheap enough. Volatility will be high in March as the trump’s presidential win wears off and focus is back on inflation and the possible risk of stagflation. The focus is also whether the 2 wars will end as per trump’s promise. Will prefer to wait further before adding any positions. @SPOT_ON @HelenJanet @rL @Wayneqq @Success88 @Kaixiang @Fenger1188
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With the high interest rates and high loans, I thought all 3 banks would do well. OCBC is really unexpected. I think DBS has been the all time favourite and has been a safe option. However, the CEO is stepping down. I think it would be good to see the new direction first. AI will create a shift in job trends. Repetitive job will be easily replaced by technology and AI. However, there will be more people employed in areas that require technology related skills such as redesigning related work processes, cybersecurity, AI-assisted processes that enhance the bank-customer relationship and service. @Success88 @Fenger1188 @Universe宇宙
I won’t buy MAG7 as even with the recent pullback, it is still expensive. Buying MAG7 is not a poor investment abilit; it is an easy way for thematic investment. In the longer term, I still believe that there is more upside but prefer to wait for a greater pullback before buying. Along with tech, AI has been the big thing. My usual preference is not to buy an individual stock. I prefer ETFs as it doesn’t require me to do a lot of homework and is less volatile than an individual stock. Of course, the gain could potentially be lower but it is good for a busy person like me. I do like $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$. @Kaixiang @SPOT_ON
I think the demand is there but policies by trump will complicate matters for Nvidia. Nvidia knows the demand is there but might consider trump as a wild card and might give a cautious outlook. I wouldn’t buy at $130. I would consider at about $100-110 for a safe risk ratio. @DiAngel @Fenger1188 @Wayneqq @Kaixiang @Success88 @rL @SPOT_ON @HelenJanet
I have not had a big win that will allow me to retire. I manage my risks and will not put in great amounts of money in a single stock. I don’t believe in timing the market in trades as it is too difficult to always win it. I do buy the dips and have to wait some time to ride it out to profit eg Tencent. I would average down while I wait it out. The most important thing is to buy fundamentally sound companies that are facing a rough patch due to macro factors. I typically buy the dip when my price point has been reached eg dropped by a certain percentage or wait till the first reversal to uptrend. @HelenJanet @rL @KYHBKO
The overall experience has been great! The rankings have been updated quite timely. The highlight is definitely the vouchers that the teams get/ potentially stand to get. I think it would be good to have team ranking on a longer horizon. Not everyone trades and there are many happy to buy and hold it through. Such groups should be rewarded for their patience eg, for those who hold for at least a year. In each team, there are members with varying performance. I feel that the top 3 members of each group should be rewarded more than the rest of the members for the weekly/ seasonal vouchers as a reward for their performance. For those who trade very often, they should be rewarded too ie reward based on the number of trades in the season. Afterall, their trading makes money for Tiger[LOL]
This wage adjustment plan only benefits the low wage workers directly. However, even with the government’s funding, I think this will still fuel inflation. Government’s funding comes from taxes. I hope my income tax won’t increase. Budget 2025 generally aims to increase birth rates, help the economy remain relevant by helping relevant sectors, stimulates the economy by putting money in our pockets to spend. It is good that we get money from the government to boost the economy but in Singapore, there is saying that when the government gives a drum stic, it will get back a whole chicken from you. I hope I won’t be paying back with a chicken with higher taxes or greater inflation. As with most skeptic Singaporeans, budget is more generous because election is coming. We need to see what polici
I would stay away from Tesla as musk is too unpredictable. My preference is still for BYD if i am going for EV than Tesla. Musk is too rich and he spends and buys whatever he likes. Typically, the price drops as investors fear he may lose focus on Tesla but the price usually rebounds after. I would consider for swing trading rather as a long term investment. @DiAngel @Wayneqq @Success88 @HelenJanet @rL @Fenger1188
I expect for most to do well. AI, robotics, semiconductors should do well. Consumer related stocks would be questionable. Alibaba brought in good news. I would continue to bet on tencent and it’s cloud with DeepSeek. SMIC should do well, especially with the tension and competition with the US. Afterall, it is always better to depend on oneself than others under the current climate of nationalism and potential trade war. @DiAngel @Universe宇宙 @Kaixiang @SPOT_ON @Wayneqq