Boon Yoon Tan
Greetings to all investors, The news about the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran is worrying. Wars bring fear and pain to many families. My thoughts are with the people in Iran who are facing a very difficult time. No matter where we live, ordinary people always suffer the most during conflicts. When tensions rise like this, the stock market often reacts with fear first. Prices drop fast because investors panic. But history shows that markets usually recover once emotions cool down. Our strategy hasn’t changed. When the market pulled back recently, we used the opportunity to buy more shares in companies we believe in for the long run, including $INTC (Intel) and SEA LTD. Strong companies don’t change overnight just because the news cycle gets loud. Short-term volatility is normal. It has happened many times before. For copiers who are feeling nervous, staying calm is often the best move. Sometimes the best opportunities appear when the market feels the most uncertain. We continue to focus on long-term growth and disciplined investing. If prices fall further, we may add more positions step by step. Patience and time are still our strongest advantages.
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