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rather watch the lightning than be struck by it again⭐🐯

In times of market panic, most retail investors run — I don’t. I stay, and if the setup is right, I press in. I’ve learned that real wealth is built not during the bull market, but in the fearful chaos of a downturn. It’s when prices disconnect from fundamentals that my edge reveals itself. Many panic-sell, hoping to sidestep the crash. But history is clear: missing the worst days may spare you pain, but missing the best rebound days costs you fortune. It’s not timing the market that wins — it’s strategic positioning with discipline and patience. ⸻ 📉 When Others Sell, I Sell Puts On green days, when stocks are stable or rising, I lean into opportunity. Take my Alphabet (GOOGL) position as an example. I own 101 shares of GOOGL, purchased at an average cost of $135.47 — now sitting at $168.1

enter too early when mkt crashes, u still dead ..

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Riding the Lightning: How to Thrive When the Market Strikes Picture this: the stock market takes a nosedive, a bolt of lightning slicing through your portfolio. Panic ensues—headlines scream “crash,” and your group chats buzz with doomsday predictions. Do you bail, or do you hold your ground, maybe even buy more? The question isn’t just about guts; it’s about strategy. Let’s dive into how to not just survive but thrive when lightning strikes the market. First, let’s talk about timing—or rather, why trying to time the market is like trying to catch an actual lightning bolt with your bare hands. Studies consistently show that the market’s biggest gains and losses often cluster in just a handful of days. Miss the 10 best days ov

🌟🌟🌟Investing is very much like being exposed to the elements in the weather.  One day it is sunny, the next day it could be stormy.  In the course of my investing journey, there have been lots of adverse weather, some even with electrifying scary lightning strikes. However being a seasoned investor, I take it in my stride, striving to remain calm and focused on my goal of FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early. When the lightning strikes, it is time to take action by buying quality stocks that are on sale.  Volatility is the price I am prepared to pay for long term gains. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

Buy companies with huge moat, strong financials, good technicals and strong upside potential. @BABY SPACEROCK

Strike while the iron is hot for opportunities are hard to come by.

Able to catch the good stock during a market crash and to benefit from its rebound later is of course the best scenario all investors hope for. Knowing when to buy and sell a stock is vital for an investor’s survival. It is important that an investor should stay engaged with the market and be able to sense the change in market direction. Thanks @Tiger_comments @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

keep DCA for NVDA!

I would contine to buy on the dips for the magnificientc 7 stocks especially NVDA!

I actually start to sell off my profit stock and wait for next next wave. 😆

$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ $STORM EXPL INC.(CWVWF)$ 🚨📊⚡ Mastering the Tempest: A Bold Strategy for QQQ in a Volatile Market ⚡📊🚨 Abstract My analysis delves into the Invesco QQQ ETF ($QQQ), currently priced at $509.24 as of 23May25, to navigate its volatility amid tech sector dynamics and global uncertainties. I explore technical patterns, macroeconomic influences, and recent events, proposing a hybrid strategy that blends holding near current levels, scaling in during dips, and trimming during overbought conditions. Supported by historical data and a forward-looking watchlist, this approach aims to capture rebounds while mitigating crash risks, answ

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ When it comes to the stock market, timing is everything — or is it? Investors often dream of catching the next Tesla before it takes off, the next Nvidia before AI became a trillion-dollar buzzword, or Bitcoin before it hit $100k. But here's the million-dollar question: Do you really need to be there when lightning strikes — or is it enough to just be in the storm? Lightning moments — earnings beats, Fed pivots, geopolitical surprises — are unpredictable. Trying to catch them is like standing in a field holding a metal rod, hoping for glory but risking a shock. Some traders chase the flash, hoping for that one perfect trade. But the quiet accumulators, the patient ones who weather the storm and stick to the fundamentals, ofte

Data has shown that it is hard to time the market and even professionals don’t get it right. This is further compounded with trump as president with tariffs and potential trade wars that adds to volatility. I think the easiest way is to stay invested. It is definitely important to make sure that one has sufficient cash to deploy when the market is down. Luck and guts are definitely important to be able to scoop up good stocks when stock crash. When the market is up, I think having the decisiveness to take profit to secure the gains would be beneficial to having sufficient cash to deploy again when the market pulls back. Swing trading is also beneficial to adding to gains. One cannot be too greedy. Afterall, no one can always buy at the lowest and sell at the highest.

@GoodLife99 @koolgal @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @rL @SPACE ROCKET @HelenJanet staying invested be it up or down is important... especially in downturn, will buy more since the price is good. equally important is to not panic and try to stay calm [Cool] [Cool] [Cool] Does that mean the

buy and hold the best but must be strong companies... my thought process to start investing starting from easiest to hardest. 1. Buy index 2. Buy Mag 7 3. Buy tech or sectors you know well 4. Diverse into other sectors for balance.

🌟🌟🌟Donald Trump is at it again - announcing  50% tariffs for the EU and 25% for Apple, one of the heaviest weight on the S&P 500 Index.  It is as if Lightning has hit the stock market which is  still slowly recovering from Trump's April 2 Tariffs.  What should investors do when lightning hit the stock markets?  The answer depends on your investment strategy.  Active Traders versus Long Term Investors  Active traders often monitor the markets closely, reacting to news, earnings and macroeconomic events in real time.  If you are trading on short term volatility, being present when "lightning strikes" can be crucial.  Long Term investors however, focus on broader trends rather

Every body "10 days " is different. Just like those reports that always posted on the internet " Eg, if you have bought this or that particular stock 3 , or 5 ,or 10 years ago etc. They will choose the year that benefits their writing... So missing which 10 days,?🤗🤗

Apparently away most of the time when lightning strikes. Just buy if the price seems reasonable and can sell for quick profit or hold longer term.

I realized I always sell the stocks when the market crashed & I was too greedy that didn't lock in the profit when it was at the peak. Now I'm still learning to buy & hold, and be patient to avoid any emotional transaction. Salute to those who are able to grab the dip & very patient to ride with the rocky momentum till achieving above 100% profit.

$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ $STORM EXPL INC.(CWVWF)$ 🚨📊⚡ Mastering the Tempest: A Bold Strategy for QQQ in a Volatile Market ⚡📊🚨 Abstract My analysis delves into the Invesco QQQ ETF ($QQQ), currently priced at $509.24 as of 23May25, to navigate its volatility amid tech sector dynamics and global uncertainties. I explore technical patterns, macroeconomic influences, and recent events, proposing a hybrid strategy that blends holding near current levels, scaling in during dips, and trimming during overbought conditions. Supported by historical data and a forward-looking watchlist, this approach aims to capture rebounds while mitigating crash risks, answ

🌟🌟🌟Donald Trump is at it again - announcing  50% tariffs for the EU and 25% for Apple, one of the heaviest weight on the S&P 500 Index.  It is as if Lightning has hit the stock market which is  still slowly recovering from Trump's April 2 Tariffs.  What should investors do when lightning hit the stock markets?  The answer depends on your investment strategy.  Active Traders versus Long Term Investors  Active traders often monitor the markets closely, reacting to news, earnings and macroeconomic events in real time.  If you are trading on short term volatility, being present when "lightning strikes" can be crucial.  Long Term investors however, focus on broader trends rather

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Riding the Lightning: How to Thrive When the Market Strikes Picture this: the stock market takes a nosedive, a bolt of lightning slicing through your portfolio. Panic ensues—headlines scream “crash,” and your group chats buzz with doomsday predictions. Do you bail, or do you hold your ground, maybe even buy more? The question isn’t just about guts; it’s about strategy. Let’s dive into how to not just survive but thrive when lightning strikes the market. First, let’s talk about timing—or rather, why trying to time the market is like trying to catch an actual lightning bolt with your bare hands. Studies consistently show that the market’s biggest gains and losses often cluster in just a handful of days. Miss the 10 best days ov

In times of market panic, most retail investors run — I don’t. I stay, and if the setup is right, I press in. I’ve learned that real wealth is built not during the bull market, but in the fearful chaos of a downturn. It’s when prices disconnect from fundamentals that my edge reveals itself. Many panic-sell, hoping to sidestep the crash. But history is clear: missing the worst days may spare you pain, but missing the best rebound days costs you fortune. It’s not timing the market that wins — it’s strategic positioning with discipline and patience. ⸻ 📉 When Others Sell, I Sell Puts On green days, when stocks are stable or rising, I lean into opportunity. Take my Alphabet (GOOGL) position as an example. I own 101 shares of GOOGL, purchased at an average cost of $135.47 — now sitting at $168.1

When the market crashes like a bolt of lightning, do you have the courage to stay in—or even buy amid the panic—to capture the rebound later?What happens to your returns if you miss the biggest up days or the worst down days?Miss the 10 Best Days = Sad 😭Miss the 10 Worst Days = Glad 😊Missing the 10 best days leads to the worst performance."Buy and hold" ranks third in returns, but the gap with the second-best strategy isn't huge.Interestingly, missing both the 10 best and 10 worst days ranks second—suggesting that big gains don’t completely offset the pain of the biggest drops.The top-performing strategy? Missing the 10 worst days.Does that mean the key to outperformance is avoiding major drawdowns while still capturing the big rallies?For most investors, that’s an extremely difficult task

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ When it comes to the stock market, timing is everything — or is it? Investors often dream of catching the next Tesla before it takes off, the next Nvidia before AI became a trillion-dollar buzzword, or Bitcoin before it hit $100k. But here's the million-dollar question: Do you really need to be there when lightning strikes — or is it enough to just be in the storm? Lightning moments — earnings beats, Fed pivots, geopolitical surprises — are unpredictable. Trying to catch them is like standing in a field holding a metal rod, hoping for glory but risking a shock. Some traders chase the flash, hoping for that one perfect trade. But the quiet accumulators, the patient ones who weather the storm and stick to the fundamentals, ofte

Data has shown that it is hard to time the market and even professionals don’t get it right. This is further compounded with trump as president with tariffs and potential trade wars that adds to volatility. I think the easiest way is to stay invested. It is definitely important to make sure that one has sufficient cash to deploy when the market is down. Luck and guts are definitely important to be able to scoop up good stocks when stock crash. When the market is up, I think having the decisiveness to take profit to secure the gains would be beneficial to having sufficient cash to deploy again when the market pulls back. Swing trading is also beneficial to adding to gains. One cannot be too greedy. Afterall, no one can always buy at the lowest and sell at the highest.

I believe staying invested during market panic is key to long-term success. It's tough emotionally, but history shows that rebounds often follow the worst crashes. I remind myself that while crashes hit fast like lightning, they can lead to strong recoveries. The idea of missing the best and worst days is eye-opening. Avoiding the worst days boosts returns, but timing that is incredibly hard. That’s why I use a buy-and-hold approach for core positions, with some cautious adjustments during volatile times to manage risk. For most of us, the best move is to stay disciplined and avoid emotional decisions. We may not predict when lightning strikes, but staying in the market gives us the best shot at catching the recovery. @Tiger_comments

🌟🌟🌟Investing is very much like being exposed to the elements in the weather.  One day it is sunny, the next day it could be stormy.  In the course of my investing journey, there have been lots of adverse weather, some even with electrifying scary lightning strikes. However being a seasoned investor, I take it in my stride, striving to remain calm and focused on my goal of FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early. When the lightning strikes, it is time to take action by buying quality stocks that are on sale.  Volatility is the price I am prepared to pay for long term gains. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

@GoodLife99 @koolgal @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @Universe宇宙 @rL @SPACE ROCKET @HelenJanet staying invested be it up or down is important... especially in downturn, will buy more since the price is good. equally important is to not panic and try to stay calm [Cool] [Cool] [Cool] Does that mean the

Able to catch the good stock during a market crash and to benefit from its rebound later is of course the best scenario all investors hope for. Knowing when to buy and sell a stock is vital for an investor’s survival. It is important that an investor should stay engaged with the market and be able to sense the change in market direction. Thanks @Tiger_comments @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

I realized I always sell the stocks when the market crashed & I was too greedy that didn't lock in the profit when it was at the peak. Now I'm still learning to buy & hold, and be patient to avoid any emotional transaction. Salute to those who are able to grab the dip & very patient to ride with the rocky momentum till achieving above 100% profit.

IF I'm there, Right Time & Place when the lightning strikes 😞....Why not [Helpless].... Buy or Sell and Wish for the Best Outcome 💝 [Chuckle] [Chuckle] [Chuckle]. @Jes86188 @Barcode @Shyon @JC888 @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @koolgal @yourcelesttyy

Every body "10 days " is different. Just like those reports that always posted on the internet " Eg, if you have bought this or that particular stock 3 , or 5 ,or 10 years ago etc. They will choose the year that benefits their writing... So missing which 10 days,?🤗🤗

buy and hold the best but must be strong companies... my thought process to start investing starting from easiest to hardest. 1. Buy index 2. Buy Mag 7 3. Buy tech or sectors you know well 4. Diverse into other sectors for balance.

Strike while the iron is hot for opportunities are hard to come by.

Apparently away most of the time when lightning strikes. Just buy if the price seems reasonable and can sell for quick profit or hold longer term.

Buy companies with huge moat, strong financials, good technicals and strong upside potential. @BABY SPACEROCK

I would contine to buy on the dips for the magnificientc 7 stocks especially NVDA!

I actually start to sell off my profit stock and wait for next next wave. 😆