I used to mostly play in the crypto market, but recently I started looking at US stocks, and I found that they’re pretty interesting every day too. The way they rise and fall is just as thrilling as meme coins—volatility is absolutely not small.
Today, the Korean stock market hit a trading halt again and dropped nearly 9% at one point. SK Hynix also fell by more than 4%. Apple was even worse on Thursday—it dropped 6% straight off the back of its announcement to raise the prices of products like the Mac and iPad. Then, another piece of news followed: OpenAI plans to push back its IPO to 2027.
Once these two things came out, the market immediately started worrying: with all the money invested in AI, will it actually be able to earn it back?
Over in China, Alibaba didn’t get away either. It was accused by Anthropic of using multiple paid accounts and high-frequency API calls to allegedly obtain their AI models in violation of regulations, and as a result $BABA fell 4.3% that same day. But to be honest, when it comes to trading US stock options for swings, it’s actually much steadier than playing altcoin knockoffs. As long as the downside starts to narrow, and you pair that with increased volume, you can confidently buy the dip. Even a rebound of a few percentage points feels easy.
For now, I’ve already opened long positions in $QCOM and $MRVL—continuing to watch the show~
Today, the Korean stock market hit a trading halt again and dropped nearly 9% at one point. SK Hynix also fell by more than 4%. Apple was even worse on Thursday—it dropped 6% straight off the back of its announcement to raise the prices of products like the Mac and iPad. Then, another piece of news followed: OpenAI plans to push back its IPO to 2027.
Once these two things came out, the market immediately started worrying: with all the money invested in AI, will it actually be able to earn it back?
Over in China, Alibaba didn’t get away either. It was accused by Anthropic of using multiple paid accounts and high-frequency API calls to allegedly obtain their AI models in violation of regulations, and as a result $BABA fell 4.3% that same day. But to be honest, when it comes to trading US stock options for swings, it’s actually much steadier than playing altcoin knockoffs. As long as the downside starts to narrow, and you pair that with increased volume, you can confidently buy the dip. Even a rebound of a few percentage points feels easy.
For now, I’ve already opened long positions in $QCOM and $MRVL—continuing to watch the show~