The market is still pretty quiet this weekend. The U.S. and Iran have resumed negotiations, but Trump is still attacking Iran over the weekend. However, from the current situation, it seems to have almost no impact on Bitcoin. Most likely, the market has started to desensitize. Not only is bitcoin:native unresponsive, but even the CLUSDT contracts haven’t gone up. Hopefully, we can get through this weekend peacefully. Lately, I’ve been studying U.S. and Korean stocks and found that the Korean stock market is currently quite risky. It’s not that it will necessarily crash, but with the withdrawal of foreign funds, the increased leverage and financing by domestic investors in Korea could amplify the market’s volatility. This makes it pretty dangerous for triple-leverage plays. As for U.S. stocks, my personal investment strategy is still focused on indices. At least from a long-term perspective, investing in VOO and QQQ seems relatively safe. I’ve mentioned before that the current phase is mainly about accumulating low-cost chips, with the primary goal set for 2028. The midterm elections might present some opportunities, but the bigger opportunity should come during the presidential election. Semiconductors have been way too hot lately—so hot they’re practically glowing purple. When things get this overheated, I tend to be more cautious and even consider shorting some targets. As I mentioned yesterday, if SK Hynix ADRs keep rising, I’ll continue to consider shorting Micron. Of course, this is just my personal opinion and may not be correct, and I’ll start with small positions to test the waters. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all-in-one trading platform.