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$Intel (INTC.US)$ is a no brainer buy below 20 bucks... Given at that price, it's already below book value.
Went all in 300k when it crashed. Have full confidence that this stock will shoot up in the years to come under Lip Bus leadership.
Just wait for more news to come that will favor this stock.. A big reshuffling of the chip making factories, fresh investments in AI and most importantly, cutting more jobs at this very bloated company. All this is good news for the...
Went all in 300k when it crashed. Have full confidence that this stock will shoot up in the years to come under Lip Bus leadership.
Just wait for more news to come that will favor this stock.. A big reshuffling of the chip making factories, fresh investments in AI and most importantly, cutting more jobs at this very bloated company. All this is good news for the...

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$Intel (INTC.US)$ Referring to the Panic Index, it can be seen that Intel is very strong! If it weren't for Trump and Musk messing around, this stock should be consolidating between 32-36 or 42-50 right now.
When it rises to around 23.5 and 26, these are two consolidation areas, both slightly rise for a day, indicating that there are many positions trapped here that need to be released.
The current uncertainty in direction is not due to Intel itself, but rather the situation of the Large Cap, trade wars, and the USA's Houthis war have led to a sharp decline in the US stock market (especially Technology stocks). Even in such a bad environment, Intel quickly bounced back after falling, indicating that Institutions are Bullish on Intel's expectations (stocks are traded on expectations, don't tell me about the current situation).
Additionally, many short sellers would find that shorting Intel is not as good as shorting Tesla, NVIDIA, or Bitcoin, right? It's ridiculous to be so fixated on Intel. Among stocks, Intel is currently highly likely to lead to significant losses (the probability is relatively high), so why make this choice? I do not dismiss the possibility of Intel experiencing a pullback due to the Large Cap, but the degree of pullback is lower than that of other stocks, and the rebound ability is stronger than that of other stocks; this is quite clear!
When it rises to around 23.5 and 26, these are two consolidation areas, both slightly rise for a day, indicating that there are many positions trapped here that need to be released.
The current uncertainty in direction is not due to Intel itself, but rather the situation of the Large Cap, trade wars, and the USA's Houthis war have led to a sharp decline in the US stock market (especially Technology stocks). Even in such a bad environment, Intel quickly bounced back after falling, indicating that Institutions are Bullish on Intel's expectations (stocks are traded on expectations, don't tell me about the current situation).
Additionally, many short sellers would find that shorting Intel is not as good as shorting Tesla, NVIDIA, or Bitcoin, right? It's ridiculous to be so fixated on Intel. Among stocks, Intel is currently highly likely to lead to significant losses (the probability is relatively high), so why make this choice? I do not dismiss the possibility of Intel experiencing a pullback due to the Large Cap, but the degree of pullback is lower than that of other stocks, and the rebound ability is stronger than that of other stocks; this is quite clear!
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$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$ when its time to increase, you increase the lowest, when its time to crash, you crash the most
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first time investing and I am already scared of red, any senior advices that can give me an insight if this can be tanked through these rough times? being able to learn is much appreciated.
first time investing and I am already scared of red, any senior advices that can give me an insight if this can be tanked through these rough times? being able to learn is much appreciated.

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Becoming a trader requires not only developing better strategies and conducting broader analysis but also cultivating a successful mindset. According to many studies on traders, the difference between successful and unsuccessful traders lies in the following:
– Successful traders do not necessarily create better trading strategies.
– It is not the case that successful traders are smarter.
This does not mean that successful traders can conduct better market analysis.
The difference between winning traders and losing traders lies in their psychological mindset.。
Stock traders make money by taking advantage of price fluctuations through buying and selling Stocks or other Finance instruments at the right time. Here is a breakdown of how traders profit:
1. Buy low, sell high (capital gains)
– Traders buy Stocks at a lower price and sell them when the price rises.
– Example: A trader buys a Stock for 500 and then sells it for 550, earning a profit of 50 per Share.
2. Short Sell (sell high, buy low)
In Short Sell transactions, traders borrow stocks to sell them at a higher price, expecting the stock price to fall. They then buy back the stocks at a lower price and pocket the difference.
Example: A trader short sells a stock at a price of 1000, the stock price drops to 900, and then he buys it back, earning 100 per share.
3. Dividends
Some stocks regularly distribute dividends, meaning the company allocates profits to Shareholders. Traders holding such stocks may also benefit...
Becoming a trader requires not only developing better strategies and conducting broader analysis but also cultivating a successful mindset. According to many studies on traders, the difference between successful and unsuccessful traders lies in the following:
– Successful traders do not necessarily create better trading strategies.
– It is not the case that successful traders are smarter.
This does not mean that successful traders can conduct better market analysis.
The difference between winning traders and losing traders lies in their psychological mindset.。
Stock traders make money by taking advantage of price fluctuations through buying and selling Stocks or other Finance instruments at the right time. Here is a breakdown of how traders profit:
1. Buy low, sell high (capital gains)
– Traders buy Stocks at a lower price and sell them when the price rises.
– Example: A trader buys a Stock for 500 and then sells it for 550, earning a profit of 50 per Share.
2. Short Sell (sell high, buy low)
In Short Sell transactions, traders borrow stocks to sell them at a higher price, expecting the stock price to fall. They then buy back the stocks at a lower price and pocket the difference.
Example: A trader short sells a stock at a price of 1000, the stock price drops to 900, and then he buys it back, earning 100 per share.
3. Dividends
Some stocks regularly distribute dividends, meaning the company allocates profits to Shareholders. Traders holding such stocks may also benefit...
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ congrats to those who follows. i have taken my profits yesterday. personally thinking tonight will be sideway.
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