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Another volatility due to data drop would be another opportunity to collect the chips given up by weak hands. Of course any additions would be based on the entry levels predeteryfor each stock and not blind "buy! buy! buy!".

Looking forward for the companies’ improvement.

Our local market finally fell following consecutive days of gains, but managed to recover slightly at the close. Reits remain relatively stable for now, but I expect prices to fall if and when the FED announces rate hikes eventually. Banks cooled off a little but are still in the midst of a bullish run.

easy way, buy a little bit at every 5% drop. The safer way is to buy until seeing the Bullish Reversal Candlestick Patterns

This is the time not to panic if youre holding chinese Internet companies. Hold on for the long term. Another lesson learned is that don't use leverage to trade. Only invest/trade with the money that youre comfortable to lose 100%.

The stocks have been rising for so long. This is just a normal pullback. Be cool, wait patiently and buy low. The Vix is not at the peak yet

Trump just posted on X that he has reached an agreement with Iran to "highest level Nuclear inspections long into the future" and that Strait of Hormuz is now open without Naval blockade, with about 19 million barrels of oil flowing out yesterday. I don't know how much truth there is in his words, but it seems that he is trying to calm the stock market. I personally is no longer as emotionally affected by his words anymore as we all know from time to time again that what was agreed upon may change within days, if not hours.

STI remains strong while the US market is dumping. Are people wrong for overlooking our own local market? Investing in the S&P will definitely still yield better returns over time, but the currency risk & volatility should not be underestimated as well. STI tends to hold better in downturns, while consistently delivering decent if not even better than expected returns in recent years.

Micron Technology remains well positioned for long-term growth as AI infrastructure spending, strong HBM demand, and favorable memory pricing continue to act as powerful tailwinds.With expectations running high ahead of earnings, the stock’s next move will likely depend on management’s guidance rather than the reported results alone