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don’t think software is completely replaceable—and not even in the near future. Some software companies will survive better than others. Some may even prosper. But AI is evolving so fast that no one can tell with certainty which is which—and so investors are doing what they always do when uncertain: dump everything first, ask questions later. Regardless, some re-rating needs to happen. Even if these software businesses survive, can they continue to grow like they used to? Or will they mature and slow down, growing like a utility rather than a high-flyer? Although software got the worst hit, the fear is spreading to other parts of the market—including AI stocks, the very ones that are supposed to be replacing software. Ironic, isn’t it? In a general view  growth stocks are getting whac

 Wishing everyone in this community a winning streak in 2026! 😊 May your investments gallop to success! 🐴🐴🐴

Lets welcome the rich of god to pray for us

🌟🌟🌟We are now in the Year of the Fire Horse.  The Fire Horse doesn't do "slow and steady".  It is "fast and furious" like a galloping stallion.  The important thing to realise is Volatility is just the Fire Horse's way of stretching its legs. This year is about Freedom for me.  The freedom to set my success on Autopilot by Dollar Cost Averaging great stocks like $Alphabet(GOOG)$ and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ .  It is also about the freedom to travel and experience different cultures of Europe and Asia. To The Wonderful Tiger Community and the Hardworking Staff of Tiger Brokers: May you realise every dream you envision and may your Hong Baos be overflowing with wealth beyond your dreams. H

Huat till hit 10m usd tiger portfolio ... 

Hi ! Wishing all continue to buy good growth and high/regular dividend counters. And may those counters continue to move forward like a sprinting horse strong and agile. Cheers and have a good horse year ahead. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

If you only want AI exposure, china stock like Ping An’s version is cleaner. Take Cambricon, for example—it’s an important AI player in China and an AI stock that shouldn’t be missed.AI is hot—not just in the West but also in China. It’s a race to be first, and China has an additional task: building world-class AI capabilities using its own supply chain. That’s a tall order, but we’ve seen companies stepping up and showing sparks of brilliance. The potential is there. If you prefer to focus on chips and equipment players, then the Global X China Semiconductor ETF would be more suitable. The Ping An CSI AI ETF is less heavy on chips and instead captures the wider AI value chain. In terms of performance, the Ping An CSI AI ETF trounces the Global X China Robotics and AI ETF over the past yea

▪︎Evolution, Continuity, and the Modern Selection Mechanism > Recent molecular findings — including RNA systems approaching self-replication — do not redefine evolution. > They refine our understanding of how continuity first became possible. ▪︎This distinction matters. I. The Foundational Layer: Scientific Certainty The principle that life shares common ancestry stands at the level of established scientific consensus — comparable to the Earth's sphericity or planetary motion. This is not ideological territory. It is evidentiary terrain. > What remains under active research is not whether evolution occurred, but how specific mechanisms operate and interact across scales. II. Evolution Is Not Optimal Design Evolutionary outcomes are neither pristine nor intentional in design. They

don’t think software is completely replaceable—and not even in the near future. Some software companies will survive better than others. Some may even prosper. But AI is evolving so fast that no one can tell with certainty which is which—and so investors are doing what they always do when uncertain: dump everything first, ask questions later. Regardless, some re-rating needs to happen. Even if these software businesses survive, can they continue to grow like they used to? Or will they mature and slow down, growing like a utility rather than a high-flyer? Although software got the worst hit, the fear is spreading to other parts of the market—including AI stocks, the very ones that are supposed to be replacing software. Ironic, isn’t it? In a general view  growth stocks are getting whac

🌟🌟🌟We are now in the Year of the Fire Horse.  The Fire Horse doesn't do "slow and steady".  It is "fast and furious" like a galloping stallion.  The important thing to realise is Volatility is just the Fire Horse's way of stretching its legs. This year is about Freedom for me.  The freedom to set my success on Autopilot by Dollar Cost Averaging great stocks like $Alphabet(GOOG)$ and $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ .  It is also about the freedom to travel and experience different cultures of Europe and Asia. To The Wonderful Tiger Community and the Hardworking Staff of Tiger Brokers: May you realise every dream you envision and may your Hong Baos be overflowing with wealth beyond your dreams. H

 Wishing everyone in this community a winning streak in 2026! 😊 May your investments gallop to success! 🐴🐴🐴

Huat till hit 10m usd tiger portfolio ... 

Lets welcome the rich of god to pray for us

Hi ! Wishing all continue to buy good growth and high/regular dividend counters. And may those counters continue to move forward like a sprinting horse strong and agile. Cheers and have a good horse year ahead. [Smile] [Smile] [Smile]

▪︎Evolution, Continuity, and the Modern Selection Mechanism > Recent molecular findings — including RNA systems approaching self-replication — do not redefine evolution. > They refine our understanding of how continuity first became possible. ▪︎This distinction matters. I. The Foundational Layer: Scientific Certainty The principle that life shares common ancestry stands at the level of established scientific consensus — comparable to the Earth's sphericity or planetary motion. This is not ideological territory. It is evidentiary terrain. > What remains under active research is not whether evolution occurred, but how specific mechanisms operate and interact across scales. II. Evolution Is Not Optimal Design Evolutionary outcomes are neither pristine nor intentional in design. They

If you only want AI exposure, china stock like Ping An’s version is cleaner. Take Cambricon, for example—it’s an important AI player in China and an AI stock that shouldn’t be missed.AI is hot—not just in the West but also in China. It’s a race to be first, and China has an additional task: building world-class AI capabilities using its own supply chain. That’s a tall order, but we’ve seen companies stepping up and showing sparks of brilliance. The potential is there. If you prefer to focus on chips and equipment players, then the Global X China Semiconductor ETF would be more suitable. The Ping An CSI AI ETF is less heavy on chips and instead captures the wider AI value chain. In terms of performance, the Ping An CSI AI ETF trounces the Global X China Robotics and AI ETF over the past yea