Navigating the Post-Pandemic Investment Landscape

We have came a long way since the Covid-19 Pandemic!

The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted global economies and financial markets, reshaping the investment landscape in ways we couldn't have predicted. As we move into the post-pandemic era, investors face both unprecedented challenges and opportunities.

Let's explore what lies ahead and how we can navigate this evolving terrain.

Let's take a look at S&P 500 (SPX) first !

If you look at the S&P 500 (SPX), it's still riding high on a solid uptrend. The 20EMA (short-term trend) is sitting pretty above the 40EMA, the 50MA (medium-term trend) is on top of the 150MA, and the 200MA (long-term trend) is pointing upwards.

Whenever there's been a dip, it's been really minor, like only 2% to 3%. Plus, the 20EMA (marked with a red dotted line) has been like a guardian angel, acting as a strong support level.

In my opinion, as long as the price stays above this line, it's a sign that bullish momentum is going strong.

That's exactly why I never base my investment or trading decisions on market predictions. After more than 8 years in the game, I've come to realize that trying to predict short-term price movements is like trying to catch a fish with your bare hands - unpredictable and inconsistent.

I understand that during those turbulance times, we get uncertain and I do feel the same way too.

That's why, I didn't take any short trades. Instead, I stick with my high-quality stock investments and kept making moderately bullish trades, riding that uptrend.

I was having a conversation with a client and i find this to be heartwrenching because if only he held on a little longer..

He had bought some positions during the marketsell off during 2023 and with that it put him into a good base entry point.

Sadly, he sold off his all of his stocks positions like Nvidia (NVDA), Meta (META), Amazon (AMZN)...etc, earlier this year. Just because a fellow colleague told him thinking the market was about to tank as there was a slight dip.

But guess what? Those stocks just kept climbing higher and higher, leaving them scratching their heads in regret..

Source: AIA

Even Global Tech Fund was up 49.98%.

In Conclusion, know why you're investing and stick to your fundementals, referencing to fellow friends, relatives and colleagues might not be the best idea.

Unless, they are actively in the game themselves.

No one.. I REPEAT "NO ONE" is more responsible for your money other than yourself.

A reminder to myself and my clients, let's not take things for granted and i will strive to have another milestone breakthru in your investment journey!

JIAYOUUUUUUUUUUU !!!!!!!!!!!!! LETTTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOOO.....

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