1. More conservative than the web forum which is focused on option trading 2. My personal trades did overlap the top 10 with $Microsoft(MSFT)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 3. I will follow wsb trades and participate in the forum

As a Tiger $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ community member, I’d say I’m more aggressive overall, but not purely WSB-style risk-taking. I’m willing to accept volatility when there’s a clear long-term thesis, especially in AI-driven names, while still keeping risk management in mind to avoid large drawdowns. My overlap with the lists is mainly $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ , $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ which sit in both WSB and Tiger users’

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$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Defining moment of 2025 The event that most clearly defines 2025 is the convergence of political uncertainty with an unprecedented acceleration in computing investment. Trump’s return amplified policy risk, tariffs, and geopolitical noise, yet markets ultimately chose to price productivity over politics. The decisive shift was capital committing, at scale, to AI infrastructure. That commitment rewired earnings expectations, valuation frameworks, and even macro narratives. Gold rewriting history was a symptom of uncertainty. The computing boom was the structural change. The trade that taught the most The most instructive trade was staying long quality AI infrastructure while trimming euphoria at the margin. It reinforced thre

2025 will go down as one of those years that felt emotionally longer than it was on the calendar. It was a year where headlines moved markets faster than fundamentals, where fear and euphoria alternated with dizzying speed, and where the line between discipline and impulse was tested almost daily. From Trump’s return to center stage and the policy uncertainty that followed 🇺🇸, to artificial intelligence reshaping capital allocation at a pace I had never seen before 🤖, to gold quietly rewriting its own history while equity investors were distracted by megacaps — 2025 was not just a trading year. It was a psychological endurance test. Looking back, the question that matters most isn’t how much was made, but what was learned, what was missed, and what scars were earned along the way. ⸻

Last Week's Recap1. The US Market - Major indices reaching record highsDriven by robust economic data and positive investor sentiment last week. The $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ rose by approximately 1.2%, closing at 48,710.97; the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ index surged by about 1.4%, closing at a new record high of 6,929.94. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ increased by around 1.2%, ending the week at 23,593.096. GDP acceleration: GDP expanded at an annualized rate of 4.3% in the July-through-September period versus the consensus forecast for 3.2%, the fastest in two years. 2026 rate outlook: the Fed's minutes contributed to the positive market sentiment, bond market trading continued to su

I got 7 out of 10 from Tigers list which is more than the other list. I don't go more too volatile. big dogs suit me.

I won’t say I regret missing opportunities in 2025. Regret is a heavy word, one that implies certainty—that I should have known better, that the outcome was obvious. Markets don’t work that way. What I will say is that there are moments, charts, and earnings calls I sometimes revisit with a quiet sense of curiosity: What if? 2025 was a year that made hindsight feel louder than it deserved to be. The headlines were cinematic. Trump’s return to the political stage reintroduced policy uncertainty like a recurring plot twist—tariffs resurfaced, trade rhetoric hardened, and markets oscillated between panic and indifference. At the same time, artificial intelligence stopped being a “theme” and became an infrastructure race. Capital flowed not just into models, but into chips, storage, energy, an

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  $BP PLC(BP)$   Global Markets Forecast 2026 As 2025 Draws To A Close Key Points  BP advanced its strategic reset by agreeing to sell a majority stake in Castrol, accelerating asset divestments and sharpening its focus on core oil and gas operations to strengthen the balance sheet. European equities edged higher in thin holiday trading, led by a sharp rally in healthcare after Novo Nordisk extended gains on regulatory approval of its oral GLP-1 treatment, reinforcing investor appetite for defensive growth. Asia closed 2025 with sharply mixed outcomes, as trade pressures, political unrest and natural disasters weighed on parts of the region,

$Astera Labs, Inc.(ALAB)$   $BP PLC(BP)$     Global Markets 2025 Review and 2026 Outlook Key Points BP advanced its strategic reset by agreeing to sell a majority stake in Castrol, accelerating asset divestments and sharpening its focus on core oil and gas operations to strengthen the balance sheet. European equities edged higher in thin holiday trading, led by a sharp rally in healthcare after Novo Nordisk extended gains on regulatory approval of its oral GLP-1 treatment, reinforcing investor appetite for defensive growth. Asia closed 2025 with sharply mixed outcomes, as trade pressures, political unrest and natural disasters weig

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I regretted sitting on the fence for too long when the market crashed during the liberation day period. I thought the market could go down further and the recovery was a dead cat bounce. By the time I realised the recovery is for real, the best deals had evaporated.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ What truly defined 2025 The defining feature of 2025 was not any single headline, but the re-pricing of certainty. Markets were forced to hold two opposing truths at once. Policy risk returned with force through tariffs and geopolitics, yet capital continued to concentrate aggressively into AI infrastructure and megacaps. The year was defined by this coexistence of fear and conviction. If one event stands out, it is the industrialisation of AI. 2025 marked the shift from narrative to deployment. Capital allocation moved decisively towards compute, power, memory, and data infrastructure. This was not speculative enthusiasm alone. It reshaped earnings expectations, supply chains, and long-term productivity assumptions, while q

🌟🌟🌟Ah 2025: The year my portfolio became a tapestry woven with threads of Triumph , Regrets and Cautious Mediocrity.  As the year concludes , I am reflecting on those supposedly "easy" trade opportunities that defined the market, all while trying to be maintain my fragile sense of financial competence. However I can't pretend I missed everything.  My inner Gold and Silver bugs came out to play, catching the glorious surge in Gold and Silver through my 2 ETFs $iShares Gold Trust(IAU)$  and $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$   I also managed to hop on the $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  rocket

A clear way to view 2025 is through risk, difficulty, and payoff. Low risk Quality megacaps and established AI infrastructure names delivered steady gains. Patience mattered more than precision. Medium risk Gold and silver breakouts rewarded disciplined positioning despite sharp volatility. High risk AI momentum, leverage, and thematic trades offered large upside but punished poor timing. Key lesson The biggest miss was selling winners too early or trading headlines. 2025 favoured conviction in structural trends over constant action.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ never bought some precious metals in the past..

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ If one event truly defines 2025, it is the repricing of scarcity. Not tariffs, not elections, not even AI itself, but the market’s realisation that constraints matter again. Compute, power, skilled labour, trusted supply chains and credible monetary anchors all became binding. That shift quietly reshaped capital allocation across assets. Why this matters: AI was not just a narrative. It forced real capex, exposed physical bottlenecks, and concentrated returns in a narrow set of firms able to execute at scale. Megacaps did not outperform because of hype alone, but because they controlled the scarce inputs others could not replicate quickly. Gold’s historic run told the same story from the opposite angle. When fiscal disciplin