🔪🔪🔪🩸🩸 Catching falling knifes to lose money and let my friends laughed at me time and again is one stock-trading superpower I have. A falling knife is a rapid, steep decline in share price within a few trading days. Grabbing a falling knife is highly risky and should be avoided. Why are we still doing it? We do it because we want to secure a “bargain“ price. We use technical analysis to identify support levels to catch the stock. Catching a falling knife can be profitable when the market overreacts to bad news, causing a temporary dip for a fundamentally sound company. The emotional satisfaction that accompanies the monetary gains is highly addictive. It makes one feel like shooting all the way to the moon! 🚀🚀🚀 But sadly it is a bit useless to me because I failed most of the time. Thanks
Tech stocks and other long-duration stocks were sold off excessively at the beginning of the U.S. and Iran war. Their stock prices were definitely overcorrected. With their AI investment now spilling into physical infrastructure, compelling defensive value opportunities present. $Seagate Technology PLC(STX)$ is top pick here with its critical role in AI infrastructure, strong institutional momentum and bullish analyst targets.Thanks @Tiger_comments @1PC @icycrystal @TigerStars
Everyone has benefited from the 2-week ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran. The 3 U.S. indexes each jumped more than 2% during Wednesday. However, Iran now accused the U.S. violating the ceasefire agreement. Hormuz is still closed and oil prices rose again. This has sent the stock indexes down now. The present unstable geopolitical environment contributes to much volatility in stock market. It is prudent to invest in defensive stocks such as those in healthcare, utilities and consumer staples. Wish all Tiger friends good luck.🍀
Trump’s threat to wipe out Iran’s civilization has sent the stock market to all red. Iran has treated it as ‘baseless threats’ by a ‘delusional U.S. president’. Iran has also rejected a ceasefire which the U.S. would then take it as Iranian surrender. The stock market is now in cautious mood with low trading volume. Uncertainty remains high. Chances of a drop now is highly possible. Buy the dip with caution. Remember to do each trade with due diligence! Good luck Tiger friends.🍀🍀Thanks @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @icycrystal
🌷🐰🐣🐣🐣 Happy Easter to all Tiger friends. My broken basket sure has some rotten eggs. These are the most dramatic stock that are my biggest letdown, always stage fake comeback, often ruin my peace and with which I am still holding for no reason. Above all of them that fits the mentioned 5 rots is none other than the DJT stock. It has given me anxiety since 2024 with extreme volatility. The company has been reporting losses of multiple hundred of millions dollars every year. Only the founder of the company is laughing all the way to the bank! This stock is definitely my ‘In-your-face’ failure. Thanks @TigerEvents @TigerStars @Tige
Warren Buffett recently called the current stock market sell-off “nothing “ compared with previous crashes he has navigated. He also noted that markets are now only about 5% to 6% cheaper the recent highs. He has decided to sit tight on Berkshire Hathaway’s $373 billion pile of cash and Treasury bills. In fact, Berkshire Hathaway has just bought another $17 billion in T-bills at auction. He advised that he will only buy “if there is a big decline.” I would like to be as patient as Buffett, waiting for prices low enough to justify long-term investing. With the uncertainties brought by the Iran and apparent inflation, stock market will undoubtedly be beaten going ahead. Thanks @Tiger_comments
Q1 2026 saw the U.S. stock market posted a loss because of the uncertainty driven by the Iran war, the unclear future of software stocks, and inflation. Luckily for Tiger friends and me that are long-term investors, our stocks took a beating but are still standing. We will stay invested looking forward to April. History has proven the stock market always recovered with higher returns. The Big Tech stocks are beginning to recover meteorically. Multiple short-term positive factors such as the ease in Iran war is giving the market a breather. Now is not yet the time to blindly go all in. I believe in strictly control positions, anchor to fundamentals, and respond flexibly according to different scenarios. The fun bit: We might see the world’s first trillionaire soon in 2026. Thanks