The market has been a little wild lately.
After a strong run, some of the market's hottest stocks have pulled back, finally putting a few names on investors' watchlists at more attractive prices.
Some investors are already buying the dip: “This is the opportunity I've been waiting for!”
Some are staying patient: “Not yet—it could fall further.”
And others are looking at their portfolios thinking: “I've got no cash left to buy more…”
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Have you bought the dip?
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如果现在给我 US$10,000，我会选择分批投资，而不是一次性全部投入。
第一步：挑选好公司。 我会优先关注长期有竞争力、盈利稳定、现金流健康、负债合理的企业，例如微软、谷歌等大型科技公司。不过，即使是好公司，也要考虑买入价格，不能因为公司优秀就忽略估值。
第二步：分批进场。 我会把资金分成几份，在不同价格逐步买入。如果股价继续下跌，还有资金可以应对；如果市场反弹，也不至于完全错过机会。
第三步：保留现金。 我不会为了抄底而把所有资金用完。市场可能继续下跌，也可能出现更好的投资机会。手上有现金，才能保持主动。
我也不会只看股价，而会关注公司的财报、盈利增长、现金流和债务。如果公司基本面没有改变，只是市场情绪导致股价下跌，我才会认真考虑加仓。如果公司的经营情况恶化，我宁愿重新评估，也不会为了降低持仓成本而不断买入。
对我来说，投资最难的不是找到最低点，而是控制自己的情绪。
我的策略是：好公司、合理价、分批买、留现金。宁愿少赚一点，也不要因为贪心而承担自己无法承受的风险。
你认为这次回调是长期投资者的机会，还是市场下跌的开始？欢迎交流！
Sold 9@$23 strike 16 oct exp
For $270ea
Closed in dip @30
Turned around and sold again a week before expiry $170 ea
Kept the shares
Which now cost me about $4 less
I ❤️❤️❤️ rolling covered calls
Income from shares without selling them
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My 5 Shares Coffee Can Portfolio:
DBS.
OCBC.
UOB.
SPCX.
NVDA.
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2. Return of Capital.
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