Definitely NO to go all in. Think okay to trade/invest cautiously in quality stocks with spare funds if panic strikes again but no way to know the bottom.

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The crash already happened with a rip your face rally. this is a non discussion la

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Not all in as too risky. Low might get lower. Nobody can predict the lowest. Hence only get into the market when you are comfortable with the price.

I agree that a new world order may unfold but it is too early to commit to what it really will be as it all depends on how the nations respond to the tariffs and what trump does in return. I believe trump is trying to create a new order in the interests of US but the other countries must collectively do what he wants which may not happen. If the market truly collapses, I will not go all in. It is too dangerous. One really never knows when it is truly the bottom and whether further pain lies ahead. I would prefer to enter in phases and would be considering taking profit very quickly on a portion to avoid being a crazy bag holder and also keep a portion as a longer term investment in case it really does not fall further and rally quickly. @

It might be a once in a lifetime chance but I will use the Capital carefully. Won't all in. If All - In is gambling I am not a gambler , instead striving to increase our odds to try the markets with Both Risk & Opportunity together 🙏. Losing is part of the game 🎯 Cannot afford to LOSE All, then it's really End of the Game 🎯😭 @Jes86188 @新美股神 @Barcode @JC888

The three U.S. major indexes and most of the global stock indexes show that the markets have momentarily calmed down. It is time for U.S. to go all in if the crash is really over. It is a new day and new order now and we are feeling jittery. We are seeing stock prices going up and worried that we are in the process of missing out on a once in a lifetime chance to make fast gains in a rallying market. This is our greed at play — a desire to get rich quick. We should take a look at the risk indicator before making our big buy. Stock market presently has high level of uncertainty and fear factor. Jumping in to ‘buy the dip’ is extremely dangerous. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal

every bear market is an opportunity. we got to make full use of it. invest, but invest wisely. don't go All In at the start la. slowly spread your investment across time. don't use cash you need in 2 years at least ( keeping more is fine, depending on your risk appetite). good luck!

Ray Dalio really hit the mark—what we’re seeing now isn’t just about tariffs or policy tweaks. When even U.S. Treasuries aren’t acting like a safe haven, you know we’re in uncharted territory. The breakdowns across monetary systems, politics, and geopolitics aren’t just noise—they’re structural shifts. Tariffs may grab headlines, but they’re just surface-level signals of something much bigger brewing underneath. Now, would I go all in during a crash like 2008? I’d definitely consider it—but cautiously. Panic moments can be once-in-a-lifetime chances, but they’re also when emotions run wild and timing gets tricky. I wouldn’t go “all in” blindly, but I would be ready with dry powder, watching for true capitulation, and scaling in strategically rather than taking a one-shot gamble. Staying di

 @LMSunshine @GoodLife99 @rL @HelenJanet @Universe宇宙 @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT I will go shopping but wil not go all in... U.S. stocks have seen sharp volatility, while U.S. Treasuries—traditionally seen as a safe ha

@LMSunshine @GoodLife99 @rL @HelenJanet @Universe宇宙 @koolgal @Shyon @Aqa @SPACE ROCKET @TigerGPT I will go shopping but wil not go all in... U.S. stocks have seen sharp volatility, while U.S. Treasuries—traditionally seen as a safe haven—h

I will try to buy some in dip. but I never go all in. u still need to reserve some cash on hand as you don't know when is the DIP!