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You can't. It's been proven time and time again. Buy value. 

From a shiny Republican-red Tesla at the White House to tariffs to Chinese automaker BYD unveiling a new EV it says can charge almost as fast as a regular car takes to fuel - there's a lot to talk about in my latest opinion piece. While the market is down year to date because of the dominance of the underperforming technology sector (down 10.55% YTD; its market weight is nearly 28% of the overall market so it has an outsized influence), seven of the 11 sectors are actually up. China and Europe are also doing well. Large cap Chinese stocks are up 26% and German stock are up 24%, while the MSCI Eurozone ETF is up 19% year-to-date. You can find out how corporate America’s proximity to power has its costs by following the link here to The Post, or in The Press and Waikato Times: https://www.th

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Picking quality stocks when the market is down can be a great opportunity to buy undervalued companies. Here are some strategies to consider: 1.Focus on Strong Fundamental Earnings Growth: Look for companies with a consistent track record of earnings growth. Even during tough times, strong companies manage to adapt and continue growing. Revenue Stability: Companies with diverse revenue streams are generally less affected by market fluctuations. Profit Margins Stable or growing profit margins indicate efficiency and competitive advantage. Low Debt: Companies with manageable debt loads are less likely to be negatively affected by market downturns. 2. Look for Companies with Strong Balance Sheets: - Companies with high cash rese

My initial research overlooked China Sunsine Chemical Holdings (CSCH)$ChinaSunsine(QES.SI)$  , primarily due to the volatile nature of the oil and chemical sectors. However, a recent article prompted a closer look, revealing a compelling story. CSCH is the world's leading producer of rubber accelerators, crucial components in all rubber products. Impressively, 75% of global tire manufacturers count CSCH among their suppliers. This dominant market position, arguably unique among Singapore-listed companies in this sector, makes CSCH worthy of attention. Further bolstering the case for CSCH is its strong financial performance. Six-month net profits surged by 32%, suggesting the company is currently in an upward cycle. The company boasts RMB 2

Any type of indicator or valuation is useless when we are heading into correction ( and probably bear market). One must believe in the company's future and direction, then we can hold the stock or buy more in whatever market condition.

Need to have patience in investment. All the best to everyone.

Yes buying more Navidq

During a market downturn, I focus on business fundamentals over short-term price movements. Instead of reacting emotionally, I look for companies with: 1️⃣ Strong Free Cash Flow (FCF) – A company that generates consistent cash flow can weather downturns without excessive debt or dilution. 2️⃣ Resilient Business Model – Companies with pricing power, high margins, and recurring revenue streams tend to perform better in uncertain markets. 3️⃣ Long-Term Secular Growth Trends – I invest in businesses positioned in high-growth industries, ensuring long-term demand remains strong. My pick? $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ . While tech stocks have taken a hit, Alphabet remains a cash-printing machine with dominant businesses in search, AI, and cloud. With one of the l

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Market downturns often present great buying opportunities, but not every stock that dips is worth investing in. Identifying quality companies requires a disciplined approach. Here’s how you can separate winners from value traps: 1. Strong Financials A quality company maintains solid revenue growth, healthy profit margins, and a strong balance sheet with manageable debt. Look for consistent earnings reports and free cash flow to ensure the company remains stable even in downturns. 2. Competitive Advantage Companies with strong moats—whether through branding, technology, patents, or network effects—are more likely to recover and grow in the long run. Look at how the company stands out from its competitors. 3. Industry Resilienc

Replying to @Aqa:thanks for sharing//@Aqa:BPick $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ from the list of good companies above. It is currently undervalued. It has the best growth-adjusted PEG among the big stocks. It also has the highest ROE. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

Good companies? Just focus on the MAG7 and the usual ETFs la. it's not rocket science

Hi, I'm an ‌$IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$   investor since 2021. As the stock forms a significant part of my portfolio, I've been researching into the company as part of my DD. ‌In this article, I'll be sharing my past research and thoughts about recent developments with the community. 2 things to take note before I continue: 1) This is a LONG article😅, 2) While I try to categorise into Good and Bad for easy reading, my opinions are more nuanced. OK, so here goes... ‌ The Good‌ 👍 ‌ Good 1: Technology - IonQ is moving towards Barium-based system which has higher fidelity (performance) - Developed rack-mounted systems for data centre installations - Developed room-temperature system (lower operating cost compared to superconducting systems) - Demonstrated

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ this is simply the approach I try to take across geos : while it isn't likely the best approach, it has worked for me. In a dip, invest in the bluechips that have been battered in regular tranches to build a sizeable portfolio and give it time to yield results. The key is to first have conviction in the picks and spread over 5-10 counters to further minimise concentration risk while having enough elbow room to navigate the market dynamics when required. 

Palantir (PLTR) and Apple (AAPL) are two very different companies, making a direct comparison tricky. However, if you're considering why PLTR might be a better buy than AAPL, here are some key points: 1. Growth Potential 🚀 Palantir is in high-growth mode, whereas Apple is a mature company. PLTR’s revenue growth has consistently been in the 15-20%+ range, while Apple struggles to grow at single-digit percentages due to its massive size. 2. AI & Government Contracts 🏛️ PLTR is deeply embedded in government and defense AI applications, a sector with massive spending and little competition. Their AI-powered software (AIP, Foundry, Gotham) is becoming a core component in industries like defense, healthcare, and finance. Apple, while innovative, is behind in AI leadership compared to competi

🥤🥤🥤$Coca-Cola(KO)$ In an era where market exuberance often obscures intrinsic worth, $KO stands as a bastion of value, echoing Coca,Cola's timeless adage, “It's the real thing.” Beneath the effervescence of its brand lies a robust economic moat, decades of consumer loyalty, global distribution hegemony, and consistent cash flows that fizz with resilience. While speculative bubbles inflate and burst, $KO’s valuation, often tethered to tangible fundamentals rather than fleeting hype, offers a refreshing sip of stability. Like the iconic beverage itself, it’s not just a momentary delight but a dependable staple, a true rarity in a market intoxicated by artificial sweeteners of growth at any cost. 🥤🥤Happy trading ahead! Cheers BC 💰📈🚀🍀🍀🍀

I think I will take Mr Buffets pick. Occidental petroleum

Yet to be able to do technical analysis and consider blue chips with consistent dividend payouts as good stocks to buy/add on the dip with spare funds. Else, just watch market trend if no funds.

BPick $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ from the list of good companies above. It is currently undervalued. It has the best growth-adjusted PEG among the big stocks. It also has the highest ROE. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$    @LMSunshine @rL @HelenJanet @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT Since the beginning of the year, the market has been continuously

@LMSunshine @rL @HelenJanet @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT Since the beginning of the year, the market has been continuously declining, with $S&P 500(.SPX)$ losing $5 trillion in value over 16 days