Did everyone take advantage of yesterday’s market sell-off?
Especially the swing trading and small-position opportunities I shared in the community.
Yesterday, market panic reached extreme levels. Many quality companies experienced sharp declines due to overall sentiment rather than a change in fundamentals.
During moments of fear, we don’t just see risk — we see opportunities created by emotional selling.
That’s why I shared a list of stocks in the community with solid fundamentals but significant short-term pullbacks, allowing members to consider small-position entries:
$Applied Optoelectronics Inc.(AAOI)$ 105
$AXT Inc(AXTI)$ 63
$闪迪(SNDK)$ 1450
$NEBIUS(NBIS)$ 205
$英特尔(INTC)$ 87
$诺基亚(NOK)$ 9.8
$Ouster Inc.(OUST)$ 36
$Aehr Test Systems(AEHR)$ 95
These companies are positioned in important long-term growth areas, including AI infrastructure, semiconductors, and optical communications.
The focus of yesterday’s strategy was not aggressive buying, but using small positions to capture potential swing trading opportunities during market panic.
Our plan is very clear:
Short-term swing trades, not long-term holding.
If market sentiment improves and capital flows back into growth stocks and technology sectors, we will look for the right opportunities to take profits.
The current plan is expected to gradually close positions this week.
Community members should have already seen yesterday’s real-time updates.
I will continue waiting for everyone in the community today, sharing the latest market updates, trading plans, and pre-market opportunities.
Market sell-offs are not something to fear. The key is staying calm during uncertainty and recognizing opportunities when others are driven by emotions.
Opportunities always belong to those who are prepared. 📈
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- WINTERIN·08-26 17:13Not every dump is panic though. OUST and AAOI still look rich on valuation, so this feels more like selective de-risking than pure emotional sellingLikeReport
- twixzy·08-26 17:13Panic probably clipped some HBM names too. That supply squeeze still matters for Intel and AXT, so the bounce window this week feels realLikeReport
