$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ 2025 taught me some valuable lessons about the interplay of political, economic & technological factors: typically rewarding investors who stayed disciplined & diversified. I was mostly disciplined (Except when I bought DJT) but faltered in diversification viz. especially in a single region US &  sector like Crypto stocks. And this cost me dear. Patience pays off in the long run is the 2nd lesson I learnt & hope that this will save me in the long run along with the 3rd - Fundamentals matter most. Policy impact is significant is the final lesson.

And the Bove sums up my performance overview as well.

# 2025 Recap | Sum Up Your 2025 Investment Journey In One Sentence!

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  • RgSFO
    ·01-03 04:20
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    Individual stocks performance is mostly based on perception and fundamentals and big funds. Total market or S&P 500 gives the widest diversification, and its performance depends on monetary policy, fiscal policy. In this situation, a long term focus is ideal. Because, bear markets don’t last longer than 6 to 18 months and the markets proceed to make new highs after that. But the same thing can’t be said about individual stocks. There are stocks like Intel which is in a bear market since it hit a high of $80 in 2000.
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    • Subramanyan
      Agree with your assessment
      01-03 12:50
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