At the rate we are going with tariff, weird white house antics, talking down others... all only wane down the influence of West while the East’s rising influence is undeniable, especially in the global financial markets and emerging technologies. So yes, long term, East may vome out top. I see Hong Kong market may continue to perform in certain sectors, especially those aligned with China's economic priorities. Especially those tied to high-growth sectors like technology, renewable energy. To recover my earlier loss, i hope HK trend holds and the newly listed gives a boost to the market

DCA with a plan, I have been proven by past experience to have mental target points, usually at support, to BUY THE DIP. that's said also have to check if the overall trend is in favour. and that determine my size of DCA. spare cash can get invested elsewhere while waiting....

I am cautious about Duolingo’s growth. Language learning is not new and other than direct translation, it still depends on individuals' interest level and motivation to learn. something that AI cannot help with. Thus, Mandarin's complexity could cause user drop-off. Especially after the novelty dies off. Can still just post pics and English text anyway. I used Duolingo to learn languages before but wasn't persistent so i pretty much only remember conversational words, lol. Learning Mandarin takes consistency especially on the tones. Have conversation practice and watch chinese drama!!! I prefer app translation as it is convenient and can use phone for text. But i missing the cultural nuances which I appreciates in enjoying the local culture/living

No, I don’t trade every day, though I’m always psyched to watch the market. I get pretty absorbed in following market movements, and when I try to predict trends, I sometimes find myself a bit addicted—it’s hard not to get emotionally invested, especially with money on the line It can even affect my mood at times. That’s why I’m focusing on improving my risk management and emotional control. My goal is to approach trading with a long-term mindset, as I’m in it to build financial gains over time

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  i still have confidence in NVIDIA in staying above $100 and slowly grinding up but mot without challanges. i am keeping eye on geopolitical risks and competition from Chinese tech giants like Huawei and Alibaba. NVIDIA remains innovative and the CEO communicate their way ahead clearly and addressing how challenges are taken on.

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based on technical indicators. it is oversold and due for at least a relief rally. if POTUS can keep quiet, i am sure the market will advance as we are still in a bull market. my options died but i am hopeful long term. brought small

kind of tired with the pump then suddent bad (vague) news from Trump that sends the US equities down followed by a roti prata by him. if keep repeat, i am concerned the market will be broken by him soon. therefore, i will only dip abit into US and consider emerging markets via investment funds. no particular favourite or top pick

Got sucker punched by the recent V shape recovery. the market always does the opposite of ny action and i hope it is a lesson for myself to trade based on the trend.  also, a strategy on win and losses. live to fight another day

Happy Easter & Lent fasting all.  for the rest of us,iit is a well deserved holiday long weekend which i will use to catch up on exercise and also to review some of the last week economic news and trades thru Tiger App and Youtube :)))

i been hearing a lot about quantum technology from my colleagues and discussions on Tiger. The related stocks have moved up but also pulled back. However, awareness is growing and more people recognise the long-term potential. If innovation keeps advancing, quantum stocks could be the next big thing. I see this as an confirm chop technological progression. It is a question of “when” rather than “if"

To me, improving stock trading skills will help maintain, rather than jeopardize, family harmony. I feel that a losing trade can affect us emotionally, and that can spill over into family life. So, having reasonable trading outcomes will make the experience a positive one for both me and my family. This assumes that we can openly communicate our financial goals As for losing money, I’m at a stage where I’m okay with taking risks. Sometimes things don’t go as planned, but it’s key to focus on supporting each other and learning from those experiences together. If both partners are on the same page and have a plan for managing losses, it could actually strengthen the relationship in the long run 👍🏻