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Market turning around

After I closed the short position last week for a profit, I've switched back to long the market.

Overall, the market is bouncing back up after the Monday scare.

With a very good technical formation across tech companies, this is a good time to deploy excess cash to average into various discounted stocks in the market

I mainly focus on blue chip companies as I like to play it safe

More importantly, if the bear market lasts any longer, blue chip companies usually come back first.

That's one of the main reasons I like blue chip companies the most - the ability to survive downturns.

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Cheers,

Eric

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Eric Seto

Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA)

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