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At year-end, let’s review the key investment opportunities from the year based on risk, difficulty, and return.Did you catch any of them or did they slip through your fingers?1. Gold Surges 70%, Silver Rushes 170% YTD Difficulty: ⭐️ Risk: ⭐️⭐️ Return: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gold began 2025 near a low of around $2,600/oz but surged to a fresh high of $4,500/oz by December. Analysts point to inventory depletion, a collapsing gold–silver ratio, and a structural supply deficit as forces underpinning a long-term bull market for silver. $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ 2. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ April Low at $86 to $200+ and $5 Trillion Market Cap Difficulty: ⭐️ Risk: ⭐️⭐️ Re

It had been a wonderful year in Y2025. I miss the opportunities for Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ as i predicted that Tesla perform well. Due to change of work and I focus in my work so seldom look into the stock. Anyway hope Y2026 will be a better year for me and I will start study the stock which one to invest 😆 @Tiger_SG @koolgal @Pilates @HelenJanet @MHh @SR050321

I have always believed in Chinese tech and have kept my position in Tencent though I have also traded to lock in profits or to average down on my position cost. It was tough keeping to it when the US stocks were soaring for the past few years post covid and especially when rate cuts took place. Moving into 2026, I remain convicted that Chinese tech stocks will continue to shine as the Chinese compete with the US not just to play catch up but to be the next world leader and the Chinese do have it going for them with their hunger to lead and the expertise that they have. With geopolitical tensions, I don’t think the Chinese government will impose restrictions on them as they too need the Chinese tech to shine. Maybe I do regret missing out on the gold rally but this is an asset class I do

[Bless]  keep an eye on it

thanks for sharing , will take a look.new here

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ 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

I missed the China tech stocks repricing. I was optimistic about them but did not have enough faith in their government to not be unnecessarily disruptive and affecting prices through random interventions.

I missed the AMD rally after holding it for more than 3 years at a loss. Cashed out immediately after crossing my buy price.   @Tiger_comments

Wow, pretty happy with my performance. I got 3 outa 5. In on the NVDA, AMD and the gold and silver surges. My picks for next year are space stocks, data centers, and battery storage. Maybe also power companies

No regrets, in fact I sold my AMD and used the profits to buy better companies out there and increased profits for my portfolio

Definitely missed 2 and 4. Have been eyeing Nvidia and especially AMD for the longest time but the volatility and uncertainty imposed by Trump made me hesitate. Before I knew it, their share prices have recovered to all new highs. Really a big missed opportunity

1. Precious metals breakout: $LYNAS RARE EARTHS LTD(LYC.AU)$ market moves are difficult to predict with trump’s daily comments, missed 2. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is a long term investment hold 3. China repricing moment investments are challenging outside china missed 4. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ is an earlier stage company hold 5. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is an established company hold

🚀🚀 Spot Gold $XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ has blasted through $4,532/oz, above the psychological barrier of $4500 per ounce. It was driven by looming rate cuts, geopolitical risk, de-dollarization narratives, central bank buying, and hedging against AI-era uncertainty. It is never wrong to stock up gold!🤭 Thanks @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

Missed some "easy trade" opportunities but no regrets. Will be glad to just stay evergreen.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Which event truly defines 2025 in your view?: there are a couple actually, but the most impactful event is the liberation day tariffs announced on 2.4.2025 that started the market fall like nothing else did. , stand as the year's most transformative event. Over 2 days, it ended up erasing $6.6 trillion market value overnight. What trade taught you the most this year?: again a couple. However, the big lesson is to buy the boom,m but hedge the blow and believe in the fundamentals and don't follow the hype alone. 

I think trump’s liberation day and the related taco trades really defined 2025. The stock market responded in fear and dropped rapidly, bringing back to memories of Covid and the market crash that was still fresh in many minds. Of course, his taco also brought the stock market to the later upswings and dips again when the so-called trade talks failed and tariffs were introduced or heightened. I think the taco trades really taught me the most this year. It taught me to really depend on fundamentals yet also allowed me to capitalise on the market volatility to trade on top of just investing. It taught me to be really convicted about fundamentals and to block out all noise and fear to continue to add to my positions. Of course, when the fear subsided and the stock prices rebounded, I took pro

🌟🌟🌟"Easy Trades" are the ultimate stock market myth.  They only look obvious in the rear view mirror once the charts are already printed and the millions have been made.  In 2025 it might feel like common sense that Gold would skyrocket or NVIDIA would hit USD 5 Trillion.  But back in April, most of us were sweating over tariffs & recession fears. That is why I have invested in $Vanguard Total World Stock ETF(VT)$ as it gives me exposure to over 8,000 stocks globally from the US, China, Europe and Asia. When NVIDIA surges, I already own it because it is VT's top holding. When Tesla hits new highs? I already have a piece of the action. Even China's Big Tech stocks.  They are all part of VT holdings. In 2025 VT delivered a re

Got my AMD low price , but it not moving fast to gain [Miser][Miser]

yes what a miss! I should have trade more

Looking back at 2025, I missed the precious metals rally and AMD’s catch-up move. Gold, silver, and AMD all benefited from strong macro and AI-driven trends, but I stayed on the sidelines and underestimated how quickly these opportunities would reprice. On the bright side, I’m glad I caught the Tesla rebound. The $200 level held firmly, offering an attractive risk–reward setup, and the recovery reinforced the value of stepping in when sentiment is most negative. It also reminded me how important patience is when a long-term thesis remains intact despite short-term noise. Overall, the year reminded me that the best opportunities often feel uncomfortable in real time. Going forward, I’ll pay more attention to overlooked themes and secondary beneficiaries, not just the obvious market leaders

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ tesla reaching $500, should i hold till next split?  Looking forward some advice from gurus.

I have always believed in Chinese tech and have kept my position in Tencent though I have also traded to lock in profits or to average down on my position cost. It was tough keeping to it when the US stocks were soaring for the past few years post covid and especially when rate cuts took place. Moving into 2026, I remain convicted that Chinese tech stocks will continue to shine as the Chinese compete with the US not just to play catch up but to be the next world leader and the Chinese do have it going for them with their hunger to lead and the expertise that they have. With geopolitical tensions, I don’t think the Chinese government will impose restrictions on them as they too need the Chinese tech to shine. Maybe I do regret missing out on the gold rally but this is an asset class I do

It had been a wonderful year in Y2025. I miss the opportunities for Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ as i predicted that Tesla perform well. Due to change of work and I focus in my work so seldom look into the stock. Anyway hope Y2026 will be a better year for me and I will start study the stock which one to invest 😆 @Tiger_SG @koolgal @Pilates @HelenJanet @MHh @SR050321

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ 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

At year-end, let’s review the key investment opportunities from the year based on risk, difficulty, and return.Did you catch any of them or did they slip through your fingers?1. Gold Surges 70%, Silver Rushes 170% YTD Difficulty: ⭐️ Risk: ⭐️⭐️ Return: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Gold began 2025 near a low of around $2,600/oz but surged to a fresh high of $4,500/oz by December. Analysts point to inventory depletion, a collapsing gold–silver ratio, and a structural supply deficit as forces underpinning a long-term bull market for silver. $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ 2. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ April Low at $86 to $200+ and $5 Trillion Market Cap Difficulty: ⭐️ Risk: ⭐️⭐️ Re

[Bless]  keep an eye on it

thanks for sharing , will take a look.new here

I missed the China tech stocks repricing. I was optimistic about them but did not have enough faith in their government to not be unnecessarily disruptive and affecting prices through random interventions.

I missed the AMD rally after holding it for more than 3 years at a loss. Cashed out immediately after crossing my buy price.   @Tiger_comments

Wow, pretty happy with my performance. I got 3 outa 5. In on the NVDA, AMD and the gold and silver surges. My picks for next year are space stocks, data centers, and battery storage. Maybe also power companies

🌟🌟🌟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

No regrets, in fact I sold my AMD and used the profits to buy better companies out there and increased profits for my portfolio

1. Precious metals breakout: $LYNAS RARE EARTHS LTD(LYC.AU)$ market moves are difficult to predict with trump’s daily comments, missed 2. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ is a long term investment hold 3. China repricing moment investments are challenging outside china missed 4. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ is an earlier stage company hold 5. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is an established company hold

I think trump’s liberation day and the related taco trades really defined 2025. The stock market responded in fear and dropped rapidly, bringing back to memories of Covid and the market crash that was still fresh in many minds. Of course, his taco also brought the stock market to the later upswings and dips again when the so-called trade talks failed and tariffs were introduced or heightened. I think the taco trades really taught me the most this year. It taught me to really depend on fundamentals yet also allowed me to capitalise on the market volatility to trade on top of just investing. It taught me to be really convicted about fundamentals and to block out all noise and fear to continue to add to my positions. Of course, when the fear subsided and the stock prices rebounded, I took pro

Definitely missed 2 and 4. Have been eyeing Nvidia and especially AMD for the longest time but the volatility and uncertainty imposed by Trump made me hesitate. Before I knew it, their share prices have recovered to all new highs. Really a big missed opportunity

🚀🚀 Spot Gold $XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ has blasted through $4,532/oz, above the psychological barrier of $4500 per ounce. It was driven by looming rate cuts, geopolitical risk, de-dollarization narratives, central bank buying, and hedging against AI-era uncertainty. It is never wrong to stock up gold!🤭 Thanks @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Which event truly defines 2025 in your view?: there are a couple actually, but the most impactful event is the liberation day tariffs announced on 2.4.2025 that started the market fall like nothing else did. , stand as the year's most transformative event. Over 2 days, it ended up erasing $6.6 trillion market value overnight. What trade taught you the most this year?: again a couple. However, the big lesson is to buy the boom,m but hedge the blow and believe in the fundamentals and don't follow the hype alone. 

Missed some "easy trade" opportunities but no regrets. Will be glad to just stay evergreen.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ What truly defines 2025 The defining feature of 2025 was not a single headline event, but the re-pricing of uncertainty. Markets learned to operate with political volatility, rapid technological acceleration, and shifting policy signals all at once. Trump’s return amplified policy risk, but it did not break markets. Instead, capital adapted. If one theme stands out, it is the computing and AI capex boom. Unlike prior tech cycles, this was not driven purely by narrative. It was underpinned by real balance-sheet spending, energy demand, data-centre build-outs, and second-order effects across semiconductors, power, and materials. That structural shift reshaped capital allocation globally and quietly set the tone for future grow

🌟🌟🌟"Easy Trades" are the ultimate stock market myth.  They only look obvious in the rear view mirror once the charts are already printed and the millions have been made.  In 2025 it might feel like common sense that Gold would skyrocket or NVIDIA would hit USD 5 Trillion.  But back in April, most of us were sweating over tariffs & recession fears. That is why I have invested in $Vanguard Total World Stock ETF(VT)$ as it gives me exposure to over 8,000 stocks globally from the US, China, Europe and Asia. When NVIDIA surges, I already own it because it is VT's top holding. When Tesla hits new highs? I already have a piece of the action. Even China's Big Tech stocks.  They are all part of VT holdings. In 2025 VT delivered a re

I have many stocks in my watchlist. Too many. So many, in fact, that watching them feels like trying to follow a hundred toddlers on a sugar high—prices ticking up and down every second, each one screaming, “Look at me! No, look at me!” Inevitably, when I finally buy a stock, the price immediately goes down. And when I sell? That same stock suddenly remembers it’s supposed to go up. Every. Single. Time. By the end of 2025, I finally accepted an uncomfortable truth: the stock market has a strange emotional connection to me, and that connection is mostly revenge. Despite this, I like to think I’ve been investing responsibly. My usual method is very sensible. I look at the current price relative to the 52-week range and historical range. I check the company’s financial strength. I look at div