To The Moon

As I navigate the current market landscape, I'm faced with a pressing decision: whether to buy the dip in the US market or chase the rally in other markets. As I consider my options, I'm reminded of my investment goals and risk tolerance. I'm looking to balance my portfolio and make the most of potential growth opportunities. Buying the dip in the US market is a tempting option, especially with prices at a lower point. However, I'm aware of the risks involved, including the potential for further market decline. On the other hand, chasing the rally in other markets offers a diversification opportunity, allowing me to spread my risk across different markets. This strategy aligns with my goal of balancing my portfolio. I believe a combined approach will allow me to balance my risk and po

We've all heard stories of individuals who've made life-changing profits from a single investment. However, I'm a firm believer in managing risk and taking a slow and steady approach. No get-rich-quick schemes or reckless bets for me! Instead, I focus on consistent, long-term growth. It may not be glamorous, but it's a reliable way to build wealth over time. What about you? Share your thoughts and experiences! Let's support each other on our financial journeys and celebrate the small and big wins along the way 🥳

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   The double whammy of defense budget cuts and the CEO's massive share sale has added significant uncertainty to the outlook of Palantir. The 8% annual defense budget cuts for the next five years will undoubtedly pose a significant challenge. Furthermore, the CEO's decision to sell $1.2 billion worth of shares may indicate a change in priorities. For me, Palantir remains a "wait and see" stock. I'm curious to see how they'll adapt to the shifting defense landscape and identify new revenue streams. What's your take? Are you holding tight, buying the dip, or avoiding Palantir altogether? Can they navigate these challenges and emerge stronger? Share your thoughts! 😊

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  I've been in both situations - selling when I broke even and holding out for more profit. It's a tough call, but for me, it's about understanding my risk tolerance and investment goals. I've learned to be more thoughtful about when to sell, and not just react to emotions.  What's your approach to selling investments? Do you have a strategy that works for you? 😊

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  Happy Valentine's Day to Tiger Community! I celebrated this day of love with a simple yet satisfying meal, but my mind was still on my favorite stocks. Speaking of which... My sweetheart stock: MSTR! I've had a crush on MSTR for a while now, and it's easy to see why. This stock has been making me swoon with its impressive profits! On the other hand... My least favorite stock: VST just hasn't been pulling at my heartstrings lately. Despite its potential, I haven't seen the growth I was hoping for. So, what are your favorite (and least favorite) stocks? Let's get the conversation started!

Currently, my portfolio is heavily weighted towards AMD, MSTR, PANW, and NVDA. I'm interested in exploring other opportunities to diversify my holdings. Any option trading recommendations would be appreciated! Would like to know - Your top pick(s) - Why you think they're attractive options Looking forward to your insights!

My first trade! Embarking on a journey to grow my passive income and achieve financial freedom! Excited to learn from this community, share my progress, and connect with like-minded individuals. @Barcode thanks for all your sharing 🥳