"A Guide to US Stocks for Cryptocurrency Players - Leveling Up from Novice Soon"
After studying US stocks for about a year, it turns out that there are no new developments in the financial field. The seemingly sophisticated US stock market is still heavily influenced by emotions, with stock price fluctuations exhibiting a wonderful rhythm, which feels very similar to the cryptocurrency market.
I will provide you with an article, and you can directly relate to it to understand how to play.
However, the difference is that amidst these fluctuations, there is an unchanging main line: if a company has growth and profit, its stock price will continue to rise.
Therefore, value investors generally end up smiling in the end.
However, consensus, emotions, narratives, chip distribution, and the speed of dumb money inflow are actually consistent, and we still have a lot to gain.
Many rules in the cryptocurrency market are still particularly applicable to many high-risk tech stocks, especially small-cap stocks, such as:
Do not have blind faith.
Take profits when you can.
Be steady when bottom-fishing.
And so on.
Because the competition in tech stocks is fierce, and profits take time to materialize, everyone is trading on expectations. What are expectations? MEME stocks are the most typical example.
Therefore, the way for cryptocurrency enthusiasts to trade US stocks is summarized in three points:
- If you are a holder of BTC in the cryptocurrency market and do not look at anything else, then just buy $VOO and $QQQ.
These correspond to the broad market and tech indices, and every time there is a 20% pullback, you can jump in and reap the rewards.
(The chart shows the performance of the Nasdaq 100 after the internet bubble; it would be great if the AI bubble also experiences a similar collapse.)
- If you are an altcoin player, then you can pay attention to various new narratives and main lines, as you may catch popular stocks like aerospace storage.
These stocks and altcoins in the cryptocurrency market are consistent in the short term: they surge, then pull back, and finally return to value.
For example, storage is very hot right now, but what about next year? The year after? Storage has cycles; when demand increases, production expands, and when production expands too much, prices drop—talking about super cycles implies a downturn.
Moreover, what is the best practice for altcoin players after making money? To buy Bitcoin, right? And without any faith, if it goes up, great; if not, there will be a better opportunity next time.
You can do the same with US stocks: after making money, convert it into indices. If you think even the indices are unstable and want to earn interest, then buy:
$SGOV short-term treasury bonds, which yield 4.1% annually and can be liquidated at any time for bottom-fishing.
You can also buy gold or silver ETFs: $GLDM $SLV.
You can also convert to Bitcoin ETFs: $IBIT.
These four ETFs are all excellent, with high trading volume and security, and GLDM has an extremely low management fee.
- If you are a MEME expert, then you can use MEME strategies, focusing more on short-term emotional waves, playing news, narratives, and reversals, all of which are fine.
Then, to improve your win rate, the same applies: after making money, convert it into the aforementioned types of ETFs, emphasizing the categories again:
Broad market and tech stock index ETFs: $VOO and $QQQ.
Gold or silver ETFs: $GLDM $SLV.
Bitcoin ETFs: $IBIT.
Overall, US stocks are not that difficult. I find it quite amusing to see some old-school investors in the US stock market looking down on the cryptocurrency market, as if wearing a long gown gives them a sense of superiority.
You don’t need to know that the character "回" has nine different ways to be written; you just need to find a rhythm that suits you.
You will definitely succeed!
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