Can US stock ETFs still be bought? Master 4 methods to achieve continuous profits.
After Trump's election, the US stock market has continued to rise, with the Nasdaq index breaking through the 20,000-point barrier, and tech giants like Nvidia, Tesla, and Google continuously hitting new highs.
However, in recent trading days, the three major US stock indices have shown signs of fatigue, with increased fluctuations at the top. Some say the Trump rally in US stocks is over, and a continuous decline will follow.
As a long-time investor in US stock ETFs, I would like to share some basic strategies for operating US stock ETFs:
First, do not be afraid of US stock declines. From the long-term trend of US stocks, phase declines are preparing for future new highs.
Second, keep 60% of your base position and use 40% for repeated trading. Sell this 40% at phase highs and buy when there's a decline of about 5%.
Third, buy heavily during large declines, and buy lightly during small declines; do not buy when there's no decline. Especially when US stocks drop by around 20%, I recommend going all in on ETFs.
Fourth, maintain a firm belief in US stocks and adopt a long-term investment mindset. US stock ETFs align with the philosophy of value investing, have relatively low holding risks, and are unlikely to incur losses over the next three years.
Do you hold US stock ETFs?