Market Plunge Across the Board: Buying Opportunity or Red Flag?

The Nasdaq fell more than 1.2%, erasing all gains for the year. The S&P 500 dropped 0.5%, marking its third consecutive day of declines. This week, the market is focused on Nvidia's earnings report and the PCE inflation data. Microsoft has cut two data centers in Wisconsin Kenosha and Georgia Atlanta, raising concerns on Wall Street about AI capital expenditures. With US stocks falling across the board, will you remain bullish? Is it a good time to add to positions, or should you wait for a clearer direction?

avatarMickey082024
02-25

SELL OFF HAS STARTED! Is STOCK MARKET Going Bear?

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$ $SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ Market Overview and Volatility The market sell-off continued on Friday, and now, as we move into Monday, we’re seeing another red day. However, as you can see, not every stock is down—many companies, particularly those outside the tech or AI sectors, are actually in the green. If you didn’t question why your stocks were soaring year-to-date or over the past few months, you probably shouldn’t be overly concerned now that they’re pulling back. If your stock has climbed 50%, 70%, or even 1
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SELL OFF HAS STARTED! Is STOCK MARKET Going Bear?
avatarMadluvyz
03-16

Long term investors should not panic. Look at the dip as buying opportunity!

Disclaimer: Whatever I say or post doesn't act as financial advice, so please do your due diligence before making any decision. The market has been a turmoil over the past month, headlined by the tariff war, potential ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, speculative massive cuts in the US government sectors which created a lot of uncertainty and distress.  However as highlighted in the images above, the market has proven time and time again that if you stretch out the timeline, it always keep rising. So for long term investors, ignore the noise, bite the bullet and stay invested.  However, if you are an individual stock investor and not an index investor like a broad index etf, then you will need to check in with yourself and the latest financial matrics to see if you are still
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Long term investors should not panic. Look at the dip as buying opportunity!
avatarBarcode
02-25
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ 📉🐻📉 B̳E̳A̳R̳I̳S̳H̳ 🚨🔥🤖 MAGNIFICENT 7 MELTDOWN, Fear, Corrections, and a Historic Seasonal Opportunity? 🤖🔥🚨 The $SPY seasonal dip has hit, and it’s rocking the market to its core! 🌊 As of 26Feb25, 🇳🇿NZ Time, February and early March are once again putting traders’ mettle to the test before the anticipated spring resurgence. Delve into the S&P 500 Seasonality chart, 20-year data, EquityClock.com, this isn’t speculation, it’s a rigorously documented pattern. The chart reveals a reliable dip of 0% to -2% in Q1, circled in blue, followed by a powerful recovery, 2%–10%, by April and May, traced by a steep upward trend. This cyclical behaviour, rooted
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avatarSpiders
02-28

Market Plunge Across the Board: Buying Opportunity or Red Flag?

The U.S. stock market has recently turned bearish after an extended period of bullish momentum. This shift could be attributed, at least in part, to factors such as trade tensions from Trump’s tariffs, high interest rates, and broader economic uncertainties. For investors and traders alike, the key question remains: Is this downturn a buying opportunity or a warning sign? Trading vs. Investing in a Bearish Market Personally, in this type of market, I prefer trading over long-term investing. The ability to take profits regularly by capitalizing on short-term price fluctuations gives me greater peace of mind. For example, yesterday, I bought APA shares at $20.82 and sold them at $20.97, securing a small but realized profit. APA is a stock I wouldn't mind holding for the long term due to its
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Market Plunge Across the Board: Buying Opportunity or Red Flag?
avatarEmotional Investor
03-02
The US stock market concerns Me at the moment. So much so, that i am seriously considering pulling all of my assets out, why? Two answers: donald trump and elon musk. Im not going to focus on politics here and berate either of them, ill just focus on policy and outcomes. Lets deal with Elon first. Cause the solution is simple. Elon seems to be taking a Space-X approach to the US government... blow it up, find out what we did wrong then blow it up again, rinse and repeat. We are dealing with people and their livelihood here, not just a few more billion thrown at a  product To make it work. The Elon approach is just not workable dealing with government. so just fire elon, and admit it wasn't a good idea. Trump is more problematic. My perspective on trumps first term was that everyone ju
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avatarToNi
02-25

Tesla’s Thunderous Revival: Why $301.27 Is Your Golden Ticket to a Skyrocketing Future

Buckle up, Tesla enthusiasts—because the electric storm hitting TSLA at $301.27 on February 25, 2025, isn’t a crash, it’s a clarion call for the bold. With an 8.85% dip and 108.1M shares traded, the market’s throwing a tantrum, but I see lightning in the clouds. Here’s why this dip is your golden ticket to ride Tesla’s rocket back to the stratosphere. First, let’s shred the doomscroll: Tesla’s not crumbling—it’s recalibrating. The chart screams volatility, sure, dipping below $294.33 at its lowest, but those moving averages (orange and blue lines dancing on the graph) whisper opportunity. Technical analysts might wince at the -9.91% plunge, but history shows Tesla thrives on chaos. Remember 2020? A pandemic-induced slump paved the way for a 743% surge by year’s end. This $301.27 moment? It
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Tesla’s Thunderous Revival: Why $301.27 Is Your Golden Ticket to a Skyrocketing Future
avatarMadluvyz
02-26

Will the market continue to be a bloodbath or things are turning a corner?

Disclaimer: Whatever I say or post doesn't act as financial advice, so please do your due diligence before making any decision. The market showed a slight upward movement on the opening, but seem to lose steam as it moved towards market close. A lot of people are speculating whether this is the end of the bear market, including me. So I like to provide my view on this.  Policy Uncertainty: The unpredictable nature of Trump’s decisions—oscillating between canceling and enforcing tariffs—creates a volatile environment. This uncertainty not only affects investor sentiment but also makes it hard to predict market direction. Impact on International Relations: Continuous tariff threats can strain diplomatic and trade relations with partner countries. The mention of China's DeepSeek algorith
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Will the market continue to be a bloodbath or things are turning a corner?
avatarPigpen
04-01
Big red flag. Crazies are out. Stay home. Wait for the all clear to sound 
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avatarMadluvyz
02-26
Disclaimer: Whatever I say or post doesn't act as financial advice, so please do your due diligence before making any decision. The Red Sea is here. With numerous less than favorable financial statistics being announced over last week to this week, it creates a lot of uncertainty and impact confidence in investors. In response, they moved funds to commodities like gold, bonds and other "safe haven" sectors such as healthcare and utilities.  With the DOGE continuing its aggressive cost cutting measures in the US government, it impacts funds allocated for government contracts handed out to subcontractors. This explains the continued bearishness in the defense sector, which was flying sky high during Biden administration. I do not think the bearishness in the market will stop a
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avatarMadluvyz
03-07
Disclaimer: Whatever I say or post doesn't act as financial advice, so please do your due diligence before making any decision. With the drop in home sales and most home loans due for renewal to significantly higher rates, I foresee a lot of default payments, which might result in a unfortunate circumstance of people losing their homes. So it's definitely moving towards a buyers market in the property space, so if you are eyeing to be a home owner, watch the property space in your respective countries closely. @madluvyz - Specialist in using TA to sell options and swing trade.😺
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avatarkibkibkib
02-26
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Market overreacting to tariffs’ emotional impacts This isn’t Trump first term when it comes to imposing tariffs, and it is clear to the observers that the process and results are determined by his team not himself. From Trump’s previous tariffs threats, we have seen that his teams are aware of the market risks and is deliberate when it comes to handling that with delays and taking more time to look into it. Right now the consumers, for whom are irrational, reacts to Trump -> causing a decline in consumer confidence -> triggers the market’s perspective-> hence creating irrational fears. The market was wise for a moment when it chooses not to overreact to Trump’s tariffs threats. However, that
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avatarJimmyHua
03-11
A broad market sell-off often signals panic, but it can also create value. If the decline stems from macro fears (like rate hikes or geopolitical tension) rather than deteriorating fundamentals, it could be a buying opportunity. Strong balance sheets and resilient earnings are key signs to watch. However, if technical breakdowns and weak guidance persist, further downside may follow. Patience and selective buying of quality names on weakness seems like a balanced strategy. Avoid chasing rebounds too early.
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avatarWendyOneP
03-06
A broad market plunge often signals a buying opportunity, especially for long-term investors. Panic-driven selloffs can create discounts on strong, fundamentally sound stocks. Historically, markets rebound as fear subsides and economic conditions stabilize. Central banks may step in with supportive policies, fueling a recovery. For those with a long-term outlook, this dip allows accumulation at attractive valuations. Staying patient and strategic can turn volatility into profit.
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avatarJacksNiffler
02-26

Two Notable Charts (in downward trend)

Concentration risk in US tech stocks is starting to explode, with the gap to the ROW (ex-US), widening from February.At certain key points, perhaps some passive position adjustment will be ushered in. cta algorithmic trading has been a key factor in increasing market trends, so much so when it goes up, then it will run into corresponding problems when it goes down.If the quants go into fuller liquidation mode, CTA money is going to passively sell off $27 billion-$193 billion in equities as key points fall through. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$
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Two Notable Charts (in downward trend)
avatarEmotional Investor
02-26
Seriously i don't think US stocks are a bad investment overall, alot will continue to be very profitable going forward. But the macros going forward are not so great. I can see that Trump and Musk could have a significant negative impact on the American economy and are doing serious damage to American international relations. I have already sold down my positions in $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$, $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ And a few other growth stocks, basically locked in profits because these stocks have become so expensive. And i see significant volatility going forward. Basically im getting rid of all margin in my account because its
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avatarMHh
02-26
I won’t buy MAG7 as even with the recent pullback, it is still expensive. Buying MAG7 is not a poor investment abilit; it is an easy way for thematic investment. In the longer term, I still believe that there is more upside but prefer to wait for a greater pullback before buying. Along with tech, AI has been the big thing. My usual preference is not to buy an individual stock. I prefer ETFs as it doesn’t require me to do a lot of homework and is less volatile than an individual stock. Of course, the gain could potentially be lower but it is good for a busy person like me. I do like $VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$. @Kaixiang @SPOT_ON
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avatarAqa
02-27
Still optimistic about $NVIDIA(NVDA)$’s post-earnings rebound. It has started to rebound for 5% even before results announcement. The final rise was capped at 2% due to the general panic sentiment in the US stock market, and negative news from DeepSeek and Mucrosoft. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ shows likelihood of a post-earnings rebound to the tune of +10%. Thanks @Tiger_comments @Tiger_Earnings @icycrystal @TigerStars @TigerGPT
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avataricycrystal
02-27
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avataricycrystal
02-27
is it time to buy [Glance] [Smug] [Thinking] [Victory] [Doubt] [Helpless] @rL @LMSunshine @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT Some say only buying MAG 7 is a sign of poor investment ability, whi
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avatarRuw
02-25
Stock market got a much needed correction. And that is healthy. Everything was so damn expensive and inflated, and I was not happy about it. Hope it will go a bit down to more sustainable levels. This is lucky for me as I am thinking putting extra 50-100k in now. Imagine crashing after increasing my positions, that would be a disaster [Happy]  $Zillow(Z)$  $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ $GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF(NVDL)$   Will be on bucket list 
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