It is only technical as it has been too oversold before and trump’s decision gives the market the relief it needed to rise. I would prefer to take profit and sell the mag7 so that I would have cash to buy at the next low. The following months would be very volatile as investors try to make sense of what trump wants and what the other nations would do in response. Nobody knows when trump would truly give the market the break it needed to prevent a recession. But I do believe that eventually the buying pressure would push the stock prices back to where it was, with time. For now, swing trading might work out. @SPOT_ON @Fenger1188

Yesterday’s surge was incredible, but I see it more as a technical rebound than the start of a new bull. Moves like this are common in bear markets — big green days that give investors hope before the next leg down. With all the uncertainty around tariffs and global tensions, one good headline doesn’t change the bigger picture. The fact that the VIX is still elevated tells me fear hasn’t gone away. I’m still holding my Mag 7 positions, but with a cautious mindset. Instead of chasing the rally, I’m using moments of strength to trim or rebalance. These kinds of sharp bounces can be tempting, but staying disciplined is key. I’d rather protect gains than assume the bottom is in without real fundamental improvements. This market remains headline-driven, and Trump is playing a major role in sent

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  NVDA is Bearish and It's not because of Performance   Nvidia has been wrought with market scares, disappointment and broad market down-turns as Retail Investors dont find good reasons to buy the stock at any higher valuations which I believe in the short-term is justified. Let me Explain why this is my first bearish post after having such a Bullish outlook on the stock and how this will likely change as I am Bullish Long-term. Recent Key Events: - NVDA Earnings Febuary - GTC Keynote by Jensen Huang - US Federal Rate Announcement & Powell Conference As the trend since the Deepseek sell-off and Trump administration Tariff War has shown, the Market is rife with Extreme Fear which seem

It is neither here nor there.. it is like a roller coaster ride or sine or cosine graph . What goes up must come down! You must have a strong heart to sustain such volatility or getting into roller coaster. Hence, there is always a signboard before boarding the roller coaster. Please do not get onto the roller coaster ride if you have heart issue ie weak heart. 🫀🫀. @Wayneqq @melson @HelenJanet @MHh

Market volatility will likely continue with uncertainty around Trump's tariffs and the FOMC decision. With inflation still high and no clear economic weakness, a rate cut seems unlikely. Powell’s speech and the dot plot will shape expectations, but I don’t expect any major bullish surprises. MAG 7 valuations remain elevated, with the S&P 500’s NTM P/E at the 81st percentile. While some big tech stocks have pulled back, weak earnings growth expectations make current prices hard to justify. I’d prefer to wait for better entry points rather than chasing the dip too early. Given the uncertainty, I’m staying cautious and watching for a deeper correction. If valuations compress further, stronger buying opportunities could emerge. For now, I’m focusing on macroeconomic trends and the Fed’s ou

Time to buy mag 7 Quality stocks  Long term  Review own interest 

Keep holding, the market volatility is temporary

Take half off the table and add if things get clearer

With the trade war intensifying between US and China, it is going to get worse before it gets better! Even Elon Musk is trying to coax Trump out of the tariffs imposed on Europe, which means trade war and tariffs not only harm business relationship but also the economy. Little rectification can be done even if the Fed were to reduce interest rates at least not for the near term. China cannot be warned and treated like they were the ones causing all the mess which in the first place was the 'corrupted' siphoning of funds going to their own pockets within the democrats? Just like how Russia cannot be warned but must be through diplomatic means to the last draw. Russia was somewhat better treated than its counterpart China, which was rather unfairly targeted just because they were able t

I don't think currently will go too high. I suspect will see a buy off again due to recession fear

time to go shopping       @TigerGPT @koolgal @rL @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @HelenJanet @SPACE ROCKET @LMSunshine The S&

Yesterday’s rebound is followed by today’s correction. The countries that refrain from retaliatory measures will get 10%, while China gets 104%. Investors know that the policies uncertainty and market volatility remain. The tariffs will have adverse effect on the economy . Hopefully President pause his tariffs permanently and come up with a better policy plan to make America greet again. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal @TigerGPT

After getting burned from trump's tweet, I've started trading with his truthsocial and x accounts open, just in case. But either way, the rally brought us back to where we were prior to the tariffs, which doesn't make sense, since we still have 10% tariffs on the whole world, plus whatever rate China is at. Today's pullback brings it to a more sensible level, but I'm still bearish.

100% rebound. tariff wars not settled yet how to reversal. trump still president leh... yesterday surge and hopefully tonight give chance for a quick buck or to close leveraged positions... For Mag 7, of course hold la... unless you are overallocated and want to switch to something else

It's viewed as a Bounce & I have sold off all Apple 🍎. Won't touch it until tariffs are cleared. Other Mag 7 like Tesla NVDA Google, will watch it & Play swing accordingly 🙏 . @Jes86188 @koolgal @Barcode @koolgal @JC888 @Shyon @Aqa Let's Join in and get some Gold 🪙

in mad times like this volatility is your friend. Stock oversold, buy a cheap Call, stock overbought, buy a Put. And when you don't have stomach for the mad ride ..ride it out. Stay out of the market until your appetite for risk returns.