When the stock market crashes, what you should do is buy, not sell! Just like the title of my other post “Investors should be happy when market crash”
Category: Market Crash
Fintech’s valuation plummeted and current dilemma
Fintech is no longer a super new blue ocean in the technology and financial circles ten years ago.
Investors should be happy when market crash
Investors should be happy when the stock market crashes, because the deeper the stock market falls, the safer it is
The artificial intelligence bubble in the capital market is forming
How did the AI bubble form? Inexplicably soared In the past six months or so, countless listed companies have nothing to do with AI at all, but only issued a press release stating that they have established commercial cooperation with the popular Nvidia, Microsoft, or OpenAI, and the investors are not clear. In this case, … Continue reading “The artificial intelligence bubble in the capital market is forming”
Qualitative and quantitative investment
Qualitative and quantitative investment methods will be discussed in this post.
Artificial intelligence online lending platform Upstart
Upstart mentioned in my book I have discussed Upstart (ticker: UPST) in my books “The Rules of 10 Baggers“, Upstart business Disrupt lending industry There’s no question that Upstart’s business model has the potential to disrupt the lending industry. The company provides an AI-powered online lending platform to 83 different partners (banks and credit unions). … Continue reading “Artificial intelligence online lending platform Upstart”
Market volatility is investors’ friend
Market volatility is investors’ friend
Amid global recession, investor’s hard days still ahead
The United States is deeply afraid of repeating the mistakes of the super recession in the 1980s, forcing the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates six times so far this year to curb it. It has risen from 0.25% to 4.00%.
S&P 500 index next year performance, based on last century record
The S&P 500 index is down 19.4% in 2022, compared to only six years since 1928 that have seen losses of more than 20%.
Commercial-oriented firms perform better in recessions
U.S. stocks have rebounded a lot from the bottom of the bear market in June. Many investors believe that the worst time has passed; but the reality is not so optimistic. But there is another important point in this article — commercial-oriented companies are more resilient to recessions.