SPXVOOQQQQQQMSPY The broader market has now established a key support level, and with favourable data and interest rate policy updates, the likelihood of a bullish trend is stronger, with only occasional minor corrections. Many argue that rate cuts signal a recession, but for me, price-volume behaviour and factual data are far more important than hearsay. Additionally, space stocks are likely to be the leaders of the next bull market. We'll continue to monitor them closely
SPXQQQSPYVOOQQQM Looking at the job openings figure of 8.04 and other recent data, the economy is performing better than expected. The high demand for labour, along with changes in the job market due to Covid, such as work from home opportunities, is one of the reasons. All of these changes are positive, and combined with technical analysis, I’m not worried about this being the top for the SPX. It’s just some noise.
SPXQQQQQQMSPYNDX Currently, several indicators lead me to believe that instead of a market crash, we may witness a upward trend in the market. With significant events and economic shifts on the horizon, I anticipate that by 2030, the S&P 500 (SPX) could potentially rise to 12,000 or higher. This is purely a personal forecast based on current trends and is not meant to be taken as investment advice.
SPXSPYQQQQQQMVTI Looking at the performance of various sectors during the recent market downturn and today’s new highs, space stocks LUNR and RKLB could potentially be the new leaders after AI. The recent performance and trading volume of AI stocks prompted me to significantly reduce my holdings. Good luck, everyone~ Manage your risk well, and you can certainly make big profits. The above is purely for sharing and does not constitute any investment advice.
SPXQQQQQQMSPYVOO looks like the markets had other plans today! While most stocks struggled a bit, thanks to INBS and RKLB, I’m still in good spirits. Onward and upward, folks—always another chance around the corner!
SPXVOOQQQQQQMSPY The overall market trend remains a healthy correction with no signs of concern, as it awaits a strong surge ahead of potential rate cuts. However, the key to making significant profits is still prioritising risk management above all else.
SPXQQQSPYVOOQQQM the Efficient Market Hypothesis suggests that all news is already baked into prices, making predictions as unreliable as a British weather forecast. Random Walk Theory tells us that trying to time the market is like herding cats—utterly pointless. So, let's stick to Modern Portfolio Theory: diversify, hold on tight, and let patience be your umbrella in this storm. After all, markets, like the weather, always find a way to return to their mean. Cheers!