$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ The single biggest losing trigger for almost all traders (institutional and otherwise) is not managing their portfolios under clear, pre-defined processes, strategies and tolerances to guide all investment activities. The second biggest loss factor is not sticking to the above mentioned at all times. Put simply, a lack of pre-planning, patience and discipline will undo you every time....
$Trump Media & Technology(DJT)$ Along the same lines as 'A fool and his money.....'. Acting upon any Trump advice is sure to end poorly. While the market will surely react to the UK trade agreement in the short term, that is all it is. Anyone acting on Trumps policies alone rather than their own research and strategies is taking a chance in what is still a very precarious US market.
$Apple(AAPL)$ On rare occasions do we see bulk opportunities to buy big dips.... But at the same time, there is good reason to pay attention to Berkshire and their current cash position. Trumps next moves are anybody's guess... If the first 100 days are any guide, the bottom is not close yet. Apple (like it's peers) may appear cheap now, but this may not be the case in the near future.....
Stay liquid.... Stay safe. Remember, we are in a cycle of big ups, and corresponding downs. The excitement of the surges shouldn't affect a defensive stance based on the uncertainty that is (at this time) unchanged. Trumps backtrack on China tariffs should be viewed as another unpredictable action that offers opportunities, and also leaves us open to the next erratic economic move. Cash and diversification are king in swinging markets, staying the course in these times is the hardest part.
No. Stay liquid. Stay watchful. Be patient. The '90 day tarrif reprieve' is just a distraction to existing uncertainty and only increases risks for those who jump in. Trumps mess is far from over, regardless of final decisions on tariffs... Buying opportunities are there,but only if part a wider defensive strategy.