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As a trader it’s important to know how to adapt to the different markets. There’s an obvious reason why I started trading US equities again this year specifically semiconductor stocks.
$SMH is up 72% YTD with many individual names up 200-300%+ YTD while $BTC is down 30% YTD and FX traders are still trading in a HTF consolidation as dollar has been ranging for over a year with $DXY only up 2% YTD.
If you have an edge day trading that’s great keep doing what you’re doing. I’m not even tryna create FOMO but this AI super cycle that we’ve been in is a generational market that we probably won’t see again so the opportunity cost of not participating in it is real.