I did not invest in... 📉1982 - Worst recession in 40 years, debt crisis. 📉 1983 - Market hits record - Market too high. 📈 1984 - Record U.S. Federal deficits. 📉 1985 - Economic growth slows. 📉 1986 - Dow nears 2000 - Market too high. 📈 1987 - The Crash - Black Monday. 📉 1988 - Fear of Recession. 📉 1989 - Junk Bond collapse. 📉 1990 - Gulf War, worst market decline in 16 years. 📉 1991 - Recession - Market too high. 📈 1992 - Elections, market flat. 📉 1993 - Businesses continue restructuring. 📉 1994 - Interest rates are going up. 📉 1995 - The market is too high. 📈 1996 - Fear of Inflation. 📉 1997 - Irrational Exuberance. 📈 1998 - Asia Crisis. 📉 1999 - Y2K. 📈 2000 - Technology Correction. 📉 2001 - Recession, WTC Attack. 📉 2002 - Corporate Accounting Scandals. 📉2003 - Iraq War. 📉 2004 - US has m

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The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ has hit new closing highs 15 times so far this year and has posted four consecutive months of gains. The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ index up nearly 42% from its October 2022 lows. In the bullish market, many investors are optimistic about the future, but others are worried that the best buying opportunity has passed. Bubble vs. Rational GrowthThere is an increasing concern and divergence among Wall Street professional investors.Marko Kolanovic, Chief Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan: Bubble is Gradually InflatingHe believes that the significant rebound in the U.S. stock market and Bitcoin's rapid surge past the $60,000 mark are signals that the foam is gradually inflating. These developme

The list of companies making daily profits exceeding $100 million according to financial reports: $Apple(AAPL)$ : $376.8 million $Microsoft(MSFT)$ : $246.2 million $Alphabet(GOOG)$ : $238.9 million $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ : $175.5 million $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ : $135.7 million $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ : $121.9 million $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ : $111.1 million $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ : $100.9 millionSix out of “Magnificent 7” dominate the list. The giant that f

This Saturday, Taylor Swift's Eras tour will kick off in Singapore. The Thai Prime Minister stated that Singapore has provided sponsorship of up to $3 mln for Taylor's concert. Taylor will perform six concerts in Singapore, which means the sponsorship could amount to as much as $18 mln.The high sponsorship fee also comes with a clause, which stipulates that Taylor Swift's global tour, apart from Singapore, cannot take place in any other Southeast Asian country.If I had known earlier that exclusive performance rights could be purchased, I would have pushed Thailand to strive for it. He estimates that Thailand might have to pay around 500 million Thai baht (approximately 19 million Singapore dollars) for this.Many foreign fans will come to Singapore to attend the concert. A total of six conc

A Cost-of-Living Special Payment will be provided to eligible Singaporeans in September 2024, ranging between $200 and $400 in cash.Eligibility criteria include being aged 21 and above in 2024, residing in Singapore, owning not more than one property, and having an assessable income of up to $100,000.Approximately 2.5 million adult Singaporeans are expected to benefit from this payment.Insufficient? Not eligible?A survey conducted by Milieu Insight from Feb. 17-19, 2024, revealed that 62% of the 1,002 respondents felt that the government's latest budget measures were insufficient to help them cope with the rising cost of living.The 35-44 age group expressed the strongest sentiment that the announced initiatives did not adequately address their concerns regarding the cost of living.Some arg

Dear Tigers,As we step into this earnings season, the age-old question surfaces: Are you playing it safe or diving into bold moves?Are you favoring a conservative strategy, carefully weighing risks, and safeguarding your gains? Or perhaps you're leaning towards an aggressive approach, seizing opportunities amid market fluctuations?Share your trading style for this earnings season! Let's discuss our tactics, learn from one another, and navigate the markets together.Conservative or aggressive – where do you stand?What is the difference between conservative and aggressive investor?What is the difference between conservative and aggressive investor?Risk ToleranceCapitalRate of return andTime-line.Safe Assets vs Risky AssetsSafe AssetsHigh Grade Government BondsSome Treasury bills**Real Estate(

🐃✨ #BullishMoves #InvestorPoll""Do you think the market is now a bull market in full swing or is it a bull market alert? 🐃🚨Are you now boldly riding high with a confident heavy stock position or are you playing the patient observer who is secretly afraid of missing out and considering a stock purchase? 🤔📈The Economic TimesInvesting in the stock market can come with several psychological barriers, including:（Understanding and dealing with these psychological barriers is critical to formulating sound and resilient investment strategies. ）Overconfidence: overestimating one's own investment abilities, leading to risky and imprudent decisions. 🙈Fear of Missing Out (FOMO): The fear of missing out on market gains leads to impulsive investment decisions. 😬Greed: Excessive pursuit of high returns,

What kind of return strategy do you prefer in the stock market? $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Do you agree with the statement:The higher the tolerance for pullback, the more likely to achieve higher returns?Which one do you pick?Enduring a single 50% pullback yields a 100% return; enduring ten 10% pullbacks results in a final gain of 159%.