Stocks tumbled Thursday, giving back all the post-FOMC gains, plus more... How is your portfolio doing? Describe the market's sharp fall in one word, and you may win Tiger coins as rewards
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$What a strong rally for Tiger. 11% increase. Go Go Tiger 🐅 One word to describe "Go market" Market are never wrong. Opinions often are
The phased bottom of US stocks has been completed, US stock is expected to continue to rebound
After a series of declines, US stocks finally launched a counterattack in the second half of last week. With the appearance of the obvious shadow line of the weekly line and the arrival of the time period, the staged bottom of the market is completed. In the absence of new news, the stock index is expected to continue to rebound and correct the market. At the same time, gold and silver also ushered in a key level of competition after following the sharp decline of US stocks. After peaking at the beginning of the year, S&P's overall decline is close to 20%, almost completing the technical bear market space. However, there is no eternal bull market and bear market in the so-called market. After the continuous decline, the appearance of oversold situation has limited the further downside
$ProShares UltraPro Short QQQ(SQQQ)$We saw a huge rally last friday. When will the Russia war ends? When can inflation go down? Will u buy this in a bearish market to protect your current portfolio? Do let me know your opinion!
Hi Tigers How do you make money when a stock is falling? Leave a message in the comments section of this post, and you will win Tiger Coins. Stocks fell on Wall Street Wednesday after inflation slowed last month but still came in worse than feared. The S&P 500 was 1.65% lower after waffling between gains and losses in early trading. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was down 326 points, or 1.02%, at 31,834, and the Nasdaq composite was 3.18% lower as tech stocks weighed down the broader market. However, even in a volatile market, there are certain investors who have made money by shorting stocks, buying put options, or trading futures, to make money rather than lose it.Churchill once said, "Never let a good crisis go to waste." This remark was made in 1940 at the beginning of World
How Long Will the Bear Market Last? What Should We Pay Attention?
First of all, I think we are now in a rare bear market of US stocks, and there is no doubt about it. In fact, the trend of the market is very regular. When most people think that the U.S. stock market plunged off guard, we will find that this is only an essential one in the routine correction of the U.S. stock market. You can attribute the plunge to the soaring inflation, the Fed's interest rate hike, or the Ukrainian-Russian war, but in the final analysis, it is time for the correction of US stocks: Judging from the trading strength indicators RSI and STO of the S&P monthly line,The adjustment cycle is every seven years, and the correction range of the trading strength indicators this time is even higher than the great crash caused by the pandemic in early 2
To describe the market's sharp fall or my feelings in one word, "focus" would be relevant. Sticking to your plan and strategies will benefit you in the long run, so don't lose focus on them! @CaptainTigerThose of you who have read The Essential Buffet - Timeless Principles for the New Economy by Robert G. Hagstrom would remember chapter 5 - "Focus Investing: The Big Picture". And more importantly on page 129 "The Focus Investor's Golden Rules" is listed. It is still very relevant today and more importantly in this tumbling market. @TigerStarsRule 1 - Concentrate your investmentsa in outstanding companies run by strong management.Warren Buffett mentioned "If the company itself is do
Today, TSLA stock rose 1.64%. Negative energy is strong right now as fear continues to cast a dark shadow over the financial markets. However, TSLA is determined to keep fighting to stay in the green. After some turbulence last week, the stock is reassuring investors that better days are ahead.The news from Wood isn’t helping shares stay elevated, but let’s examine the story in context.What’s Happening with TSLA Stock?Only a few weeks ago, Cathie Wood was highly bullish on TSLA stock. In April, she said the company would“change the game,”comparing its innovations to those of Apple(NASDAQ:AAPL). Now, the investor has offloaded 15,000 shares of TSLA stock from the Ark Innovation ETF(NYSE MKTS:ARKK). That said, the exchange-traded fund’s largest position is still Tesla, which comprises 9.5% o
The decline of US stocks eased, because of two major events
Last night, two key messages: -The S&P 500 index closed above 4000 points (at 4001 points) -The yield of 10-year US bonds fell below 3% (as mentioned in yesterday's article, the condition for the short-term stabilization of the stock market is that the yield needs to return to below 3%) Seems to be a good start. The risk alarm can be lifted in the short term, which stems from three aspects: First, the Federal Reserve sent several generals to rescue the market Williams, chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, talked about "soft landing" to inject confidence into the market. "The Federal Reserve is trying to cope with high inflation while achieving a soft landing. A rate hike would bring inflation down to nearly 4pc, before dropping to about 2.5 pc in 2023 and retu
"Exhilarating" would be the word that I use. Just like when I see Elon giving thumbs up to the Kopiko sweets that I used to take. Invest wisely everyone!
Hi Tigers We would like to invite you to share your holdings,and you will win Tiger Coins. In addition, you will obtain a chance to win a Tiger gift.🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯🐯 On Monday, $DJIA(.DJI)$ dropeed 1.99%,the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ dropped 3.2%. The tech-heavy $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ lost 4.29%, off more than 27% from 52-week highs. According to analysist insights, Monday's decline was driven by fears of increasing inflation hitting markets across the board. Stocks in the technology sector were particularly hard hit. $Apple(AAPL)$ lost3.32%,
Hedging is the main concern of investors $S&P 500(.SPX)$ index down to 3991 on May 9 close, the first time fell below 4000 points since the April last year, while Nasdaq Composite Index $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ has retreated by 25.7% since the year, falling to the level of two years ago. What is the difference between this round of pullback and anytime in recent 10 years? I'm afraid the continuous weekly decline, has already amade it difficult for investors to balance their positions. Quantitative institutional's flee on some stocks and increasing their hedging makes the market more volatile. In