Ashton

I'd like to ask: after suffering significant losses, how should one allocate investment proportions? Is a conservative strategy for breaking even advisable, or would a 2x leverage be recommended? Strategies for stable floating profits versus major losses must differ due to the psychological impact. In a profitable state, one can invest conservatively, even dollar-cost averaging into broad indices or selling options for premium income. What are your recommendations for a loss-making state? I'm open to advice not just on stock selection and position adjustments, but also on mindset.

The US market is so volatile. It is anyone's guess where it is headed. The year ahead is so unpredictable with so many things going on in the world.