Tonight, the U.S. stock market opened for an hour and a half, with all indices in the green.

SPX down 0.4%, Nasdaq down 0.6%, NVDA nearly down 2%.
No negative news, just selling pressure pushing down.
I glanced at the pre-market this morning and already felt something was off.
NVDA closed at 223 yesterday, and it was declining before the market opened, with low volume but a steady downward trend.
This kind of market is the most dangerous — thinking no news means safety, but it’s actually just falling.
I've suffered too many losses like this.
In 2024, every time NVDA pulled back 2%, I bought more, thinking others were panicking and I was being greedy.
Once it fell for five days straight, I kept buying and losing, until I cut my losses painfully on the fifth afternoon.
The next day, it rebounded 12%.
That night, I stared at the screen in a daze for a long time.
Later, I understood that the market doesn’t need you to save it.
It falls for a reason, and most of the time, that reason only appears in the news after a couple of days.
Buying in advance isn’t smart — it’s guessing.
Tonight, I’m just watching.
Not trading might be the best move.