2026-01-05 07:27:01

Recently, the US stock market has experienced a collective correction, but from a long-term perspective, there is still room for growth. Institutions are planning for the New Year’s rally. Instead of following the trend with operations, it’s more solid to stick with designated investments. Investing a hundred or so dollars daily, waiting for opportunities to arrive.

Silver has been quite volatile these past two days, and many people have been shaken out. But upon closer inspection, this is just short-term profit-taking activity; the overall trend remains intact. The key is that silver’s industrial uses are increasing—ranging from photovoltaics to chips, with demand strengthening year by year. This dual nature ensures there is still room for growth.

Recently, there are also opportunities in energy and biotechnology sectors. The S&P Oil & Gas and Biotechnology indices, with small positions, can earn some pocket money. Don’t expect to get rich overnight, but targeted investments in these niche areas make it relatively easier to grasp the rhythm.

On the practical side, I will continue adding to the NASDAQ fund today (daily investment of 100), and will adjust based on market signals later. After all, the market opportunities are limited; the key is whether you can wait for their arrival.

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 19h ago

Laughing to death, it's "waiting for an opportunity" again. I've been waiting three years for a market opportunity that still hasn't come. Daily hundred-dollar fixed investment in the NASDAQ? It's the same as trading crypto for me, both are bets on whether the next bull market will save me. The group of people who got dumped by silver must be feeling really frustrated now, believing in the words "the trend hasn't been broken." I've heard this set of logic a hundred times in the crypto circle, yet people still suffer heavy losses. Institutions planning? I think they're just planning how to harvest the retail investors.

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just_vibin_onchain

· 01-07 02:22

Daily investment of 100 yuan, I like this pace, a calm and steady feeling

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LiquidityOracle

· 01-05 07:57

Dollar-cost averaging is like this: people who were trapped early on have now broken even. Waiting and waiting, the opportunity is right there. This round of silver has been quite fierce, but I still believe in the industrial demand sector; chip production capacity has rebounded. Biotech is too competitive; small investments are enough, don’t expect to double your money. Waiting and waiting is truly the art of making money. Honestly, the recent correction in the US stock market has given us a chance to pick up bargains. Stick to the plan, don’t panic. The energy sector has been interesting lately; I’m also watching the oil and gas index. Investing a hundred dollars may seem small, but time is a friend that’s truly relentless. When silver was hammered down, that was actually a buying point; everyone panicked. For those specific segments of the S&P, just hold on; don’t trade frequently. Ultimately, it still depends on who can hold on; impatient people have already been washed out.

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ChainPoet

· 01-05 07:57

The recent dollar-cost averaging in the Nasdaq is indeed stable. Compared to chasing after those volatile stocks, it's much more comfortable, but it does test your patience. Silver was broken through, but the fundamentals are still there. Industrial demand remains, and those who cut losses in the short term will regret it later. The energy sector does have some growth potential this time, but I'm still a bit cautious about biotech. Let's wait and see. Waiting for opportunities is easier said than done. Most people can't wait a few days and start making reckless moves. Investing 100 yuan daily sounds small, but with compound interest over a year, it's not a small number. The key is to stick with it. I agree with the dual nature of silver—its commodity and hedging attributes. Long-term, it's definitely worth accumulating. The biggest fear is being shaken out midway and then watching the rebound happen. This mindset needs to be cultivated. What does institutional layout indicate? It shows they are optimistic. As retail investors, we should just follow the rhythm.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 01-05 07:53

Still promoting dollar-cost averaging, but to be honest, the NASDAQ can really withstand this wave, it's just mentally exhausting. The silver wave didn't mean much to shake people out; my friend just cut losses, now he's kicking himself haha. I'm interested in trying energy and biotechnology, but I'm worried it might be just a flash in the pan, and I might get caught again. I've been following the daily investment of 100, anyway, it's not much money, just saving it. The key is to have patience, I agree with that, but I'm afraid that while waiting, other opportunities might attract me and distract me from the plan.

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DecentralizedElder

· 01-05 07:51

Investing in designated projects requires patience. Persisting with a few hundred yuan is the winning strategy; don't think about getting rich overnight. The recent volatility in silver is a normal shakeout. Industrial demand is still there, and in the long run, it remains upward. Biotechnology indeed has potential, but play with small positions—don't go all in. Market opportunities are always there; it depends on who can stay calm and patient.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 01-05 07:47

Is the Nasdaq adding positions again? Brother, you really have faith. I'm just worried that if there's a sudden pullback one day, your mindset will collapse. Silver has indeed been aggressive this wave, but I do agree with your point about industrial demand; chip and photovoltaic demands are right there. Wait, you said targeted investments are easier to grasp the rhythm? Why do I feel like I'm catching the rhythm of losses haha. I need to look into biotech; trying a small position to test the waters is still okay. Investing a hundred or so every day, waiting for the opportunity to come—easy to say. The key is, when the opportunity arrives, do you dare to go all in?

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