A month ago, during a lunch break at the SLC seminar, I had this gut feeling that I couldn’t ride the roller coaster again. So, I rushed back to the hotel and sold off all my US stock positions except for my 401K in one go. On platforms like M1, Fidelity, Robinhood, I cleared out everything: IBIT, MSTR, CRCL, COIN, RKLB, ASTS, NBIS, BE, IREN, TSLA, AMD, and all my major holdings. After selling, the market kept climbing for the next two trading days, especially the space stocks, and I felt a bit regretful. Over the past month, I’ve been doing some short-term trades with AI stocks here and there, but only with small positions, taking advantage of opportunities to jump into 2X ETFs. If they went up the next day, I’d sell immediately; if they dropped, I’d keep dollar-cost averaging with small buys just for fun. Looking back now, it feels like pure luck. Kind of like my great escape two years ago when I sold off all my crypto holdings at the top. Right now, a lot of stocks are at pretty solid bottom levels. Today, I started buying some US stocks I believe in using Leap Calls. The current market is just short-term, artificially driven panic. This is exactly my most comfortable investment style—bottom zone, taking my time and using my chips to dollar-cost average daily, then HODL. Not financial advice. $SPY