Hong Kong-US Market Review (9.29) How to Operate in a Bull Market?
Friends, today let's talk about how to operate in a bull market.
First and foremost, the most critical point is a shift in mindset. You must quickly switch from a bearish mindset to a bullish one, and this is extremely important.
In a bear market, people are always hesitant, afraid of pullbacks and getting trapped, so they tend to sell at the slightest volatility. But if you bring this mindset into a bull market, you'll end up selling at every rise and miss out on big gains. Right?
The most taboo mindset in a bull market is this "fear of a drop." Since the trend has already turned bullish, you must dare to hold. In a real bull market, the biggest risk isn't a drop—it's you not making money.
Don't frequently switch stocks; holding is the key
Another cliché issue—don't frequently switch stocks. In a bull market, almost all sectors will rotate, and even the slow ones will rise. But many people get impatient with their current holdings and chase hot stocks. By the time you switch, the new stock starts adjusting, and the one you sold begins to climb. It's like a bear picking corn—grabbing one and dropping another, ending up with nothing.
In the end, after a full bull cycle, others make money effortlessly while you exhaust yourself switching daily, only to underperform the market average. This is the classic logic of losing money in a bull market.
So, the real strategy in a bull market is: stick to your logic, dare to hold, and don't overcomplicate things
$Hang Seng Index(00HSI.HK) : Strong and Unafraid of Pullbacks
Now, about the Hang Seng Index. The big picture hasn't changed—the old logic still applies: as long as each wave is higher than the last and the overall trend remains intact, there's no need to worry about short-term fluctuations.
Today's movement was straightforward—the market is still strong, not even bothering with a pullback and just continuing upward. A bull market is a bull market; no need to fear pullbacks—hold and profit.
Hong Kong Stocks Long-Term: Added AAC Technologies, Build Positions Gradually
On the long-term side, $MEITUAN(03690.HK) , $JD-SW(09618.HK) , $BABA-W(09988.HK) , $WELLCELL HOLD(02477.HK) are all doing well. Today, I added one more: $AAC TECH(02018.HK) . The strategy for this stock is clear—build positions gradually at 44, 41, 38. Don't rush to go all-in at once; buying in batches is safer.
U.S. Stocks: Wait Patiently for Opportunities
For U.S. stocks, we still need to wait for the right price:
$Tesla(TSLA.US) : Still waiting for a pullback, waiting for an opportunity.
$NVIDIA(NVDA.US) : I think the pullback isn't over yet—stay patient.
$Apple(AAPL.US) : Same, waiting for a better entry point.
$Amazon(AMZN.US) : Already built a position at 217—just follow the plan.
Summary
In short, don't operate a bull market with a bear market mindset. Dare to hold, don't switch randomly, wait patiently, and you'll make money in the bull market. The market trend has already given the answer—what we need to do isn't worry about pullbacks but enjoy the rally and execute the plan.
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