The weekend market is still very quiet.

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The weekend market is still very quiet. The United States and Iran have started negotiations again, but Trump's mouth is still attacking Iran over the weekend. However, from the current situation, there is almost no impact on Bitcoin. It's highly likely that the market has begun to desensitize. Not only did bitcoin:native not respond, but even the CLUSDT contracts did not rise. I hope to quietly get through this weekend.

Recently, I have been studying the US and South Korean stock markets and found that the current risks in the South Korean stock market are quite significant. It doesn’t necessarily mean there will be a large drop, but as overseas funds withdraw, the increased leverage and financing of South Korean investors will enlarge the fluctuations in the South Korean stock market, which is quite dangerous for three-times leverage.

Currently, my personal investment in the US stock market is still mainly focused on indices. At least from a long-term perspective, investing in VOO and QQQ is still quite safe. I mentioned before that the primary focus at this stage is to increase low-priced chips. The main target is in 2028, and the mid-term elections may present opportunities, but the bigger opportunities should be in the general election.

Recently, semiconductors have become too hot, they are almost purple hot. Often during such a hype, I tend to be more cautious and prefer to choose some targets to short. Yesterday, I also mentioned that if the ADR of SK Hynix continues to rise, I will consider shorting Micron. Of course, this is just my personal thought, and it may not be correct, and I will also start with small amounts to try.

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