Replying to @JesseBerkeley:Hi, thanks for reading and sharing your view.  Agree its all about keeping a close watch and staying informed on what's happening on the grounds in the US.  Regular protest / rally no matter how peaceful and across major cities are never a good sign.  If it worsens, US market will be directly impacted... Just look, US 10-years Treasury bond is rising again... Can't be a good sign...//@JesseBerkeley:Stay informed

Replying to @Valerie Archibald:Hi, thanks for reading and sharing your views.  I still don't think its time to buy the dip yet.  Not when US 10-years Treasury bond is on the rise again and there was just another rally / protest in the US across several cities over the weekend.  Should this escalates, US market will not be left unscathed.  Since 18 Apr, Citibank is still falling.  The bargain is not here yet... Hold onto your cash and stretch it further...//@Valerie Archibald:Tech stock has trade war fear…Yes,economy may be affected, but jobs may be created too..Citi is not expensive.. Safe to park money here.

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Hi, The Dow has formed its own "death cross" - will US market situation improves ?  Worse, US 10-years Treasury bond is rising again.When US depends on others to fund its Ops by buying its debt, shouldn't they be grateful ?With poor "good housekeeping" - better think of tightening your belt domestically instead of trying to leech your trading partners & suck the blood out of them.It does not work like that in the real world. There's a price to pay for temporary relief.. Foolish..

Replying to @1PC:Hi, thanks for reading and sharing your hopes. Unfortunately I think the decline continues until the tariffs mess is resolved.  Until then its slowly sinking day in day out.  If TSLA earnings are poor after Tue market close, anticipate another mkt slump on Wednesday...//@1PC: Poker, Must invite God of Gamblers to participate as VIP players .  Nice Sharing 👍. Get Ready for Bouncing effects next week . @Jes86188 @Gis

Replying to @Valerie Archibald:Hi, thank you for reading and sharing your views.  Its been 10 days since my post was out.  XLV is still falling albeit slower than US stocks themselves.  It will continue to decline until the tariffs mess is resolved.  Current administration was foolish to play the wild card thinking China will come running like the smaller nations. When you bet wrong, you better have an exit strategy.   Otherwise face the consequences, like now with the US market and US 10-years Treasury bond yields...//@Valerie Archibald:XLV should hold up well during the current tariff wars.

Replying to @Merle Ted:Hi, thanks for reading my post and sharing your view.  Its been 10 days since and looks like US market is getting weaker by the day.  If (and very likely) TSLA reports a weaker quarterly earnings, I think US market will slump again come Wednesday trading day... Oh dear... Hope Mr CEO has some new tricks up his sleeves... China's robots already completed a half marathon, where is Optimus ?  Still ironing or washing dishes ?  Hahaha..//@Merle Ted:The resistance of XLV will be 147.

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Replying to @Mortimer Arthur:Hi, thanks for reading my post and sharing your views.  I do not see MSFT rising, not until the whole tariffs mess and backlog is cleared; especially its ridiculous 145% levy against China.  US is naive enough (without a manufacturing hub) to do what it did. Still think its back in 90s to early 2000s where it wielded clout.. Not anymore unfortunately...//@Mortimer Arthur:With Msft up, is it possible we re-attain 400 next week? The earnings report @ 20 days from now certainly look good.

Replying to @bubbly9:Hi, thanks for reading. Glad you liked it.  I think MSFT is forthcoming to admit a slowdown situation in US economy deserves a belt tightening instead of incessant spending with no corresponding demand.  Its going to be a sunless Summer and bitter Winter... Hold on tight to your seat, its going to be a bumpy ride...//@bubbly9:Interesting perspective

Replying to @Zarkness:Hi, thanks for reading my post and sharing your question.  I am staying at the sidelines until the whole tariffs mess is cleared, backlog and all.  Most important of all, the resolution with China is a prerequisite before market confidence could be restored.  US is NOT a manufacturing hub, period.  It has relinquish that role eons ago.//@Zarkness:What do u think personally ??

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Replying to @Mortimer Arthur:Hi, thank you for reading and sharing your views.  Most US stocks will only continue to fall and not rise.  Not until the whole tariff mess is cleared.  Current administration knows how to create drama but are clueless at running Ops.  With a backlog of tariffs to negotiate and yet the biggest and covted (China) is still not reactive is killing them.  Colonial attitude is so passe... Hahaha...//@Mortimer Arthur:the fundamentals of the company the new contracts being signed the new investments being made into and by Nvidia

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It should go lower as long as US tariffs against India and Ireland remain unresolved.