Replying to @koolgal:yes.. like being consistent, I guess :)//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟As we say farewell to 2025, I learned that conviction is not about chasing every wave, but riding the ones that align with my goal of FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early. Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) into my favourite Index ETFs is my compass - steady, patient and true. It doesn't chase meteors or panic at storms. DCA whispers: conviction is built one step at a time. DCA is my discipline when markets roar and when they whimper. DCA is my shield against regret, turning volatility into opportunity. DCA is my ritual, a monthly act of faith that wealth is not won in a sprint but in a marathon. Every
well I think that depends a lot on the quality of the prompts and access to real time data, crypto real time data are not always easily available for chatbots, and they have not been trained to interpret the data well... I did run some experiments with this myself
Replying to @Venus Reade:I agree... usually after a Red friday... Monday is red too (I think). Also the tariff news came after market close on friday... and the Chinese answer is still out. Not to mention US budget...//@Venus Reade:$555 is pegged as the support for Monday morning. Important to remember all the stops. -5% -10% , I forget but it will be a crazy day come Monday or should i say mourn day
🌟🌟🌟In a market meltdown like this week , options trading can become more than just tools. They become emotional armour , strategic levels and conviction amplifiers. For example Buy protective puts on stocks or ETFs you already own. If the market falls, your puts rise in value , offsetting losses. Example : Own $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ ? Buy a QQQ 3 month USD 350 put. If QQQ drops, your put cushions the blow . Options can help to navigate volatility with clarity. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @CaptainTiger