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Vultures Diving into the Asian Market...?!?!

What the heck happened on the Asian market today?

Are semiconductors no longer in demand?

It's crazy how much my two Asia ETFs have dropped.

$DBXJ (+1.39%)

$CEA1 (+1.68%)

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You should take a look at the price history of the stocks in question, and it's also a good idea to check the RSI indicator—that should answer your question :)
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@jkb92 $285A For example, on the monthly chart, even after today's sell-off, it still has an RSI of 96—that's way overbought, man 😁
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Over a one-year period, both are still well in the black. Don't get the question? 🔮😂

A small discount to buy more or bring forward your savings plan. A small discount on your investment over the next few decades. These are the risks (fluctuations) for which we’re rewarded with returns; otherwise, you’d have to put your money in a money market account.
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@MoneyISnotREAL If I were to say that now is (already) a good time to buy more, I’d just add “not investment advice” as a precaution, haha—they’ll come down even further.
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@jkb92 It might, but it doesn't have to. My savings plan is just automatically invested in the FTSE All World Index, which includes emerging markets. If I had invested a year ago, things would look different. But my employer just pays me a monthly salary—they don't give me 30 years' worth of pay in advance 😂

Changed the wording 🤝
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@MoneyISnotREAL But once you take the time to look into technical indicators, you'll understand. It doesn't have to happen tomorrow or the day after. But when you look back in a year, you'll see what I meant.
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I get that it's a correction. But this thing is just plummeting.
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@Paladium Like I said, take a look at some information on RSI and also on how a stock performs relative to its moving averages over the long term.
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Nothing to worry about
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