SPCX QQQ Nasdaq Last night, the Nasdaq surged 3%. Tech and semiconductors continued to lead the rally, and my positions are sitting pretty. But the awkward part is that a lot of people didn’t make any money. This surge happened over the weekend, so if you didn’t buy the dip last week, most of the popular stocks didn’t have good entry points after the market opened. In plain terms: prices went up too much, and jumping in due to FOMO is bound to leave you anxious for a few days. Now comes the tough part again—those who couldn’t resist chasing the rally over the past couple of days are now facing: - Yen interest rate hikes - FOMC meeting The market will likely stay in a high-level consolidation phase. So here you go again: You saw it. You hesitated. It went up. You didn’t buy. The surge? Nothing to do with you. What’s harder to bear than a drop is the feeling of “I could’ve.”