2026-01-04 15:29:09

Someone keeps downplaying America's advantageous position, but that argument has long been worn out. And the result? The US always manages to pull off a surprising reversal.

Recently, it was decided to allocate all of this year's pension funds into the Nasdaq. Not blindly following the trend, but recognizing the true strength of American technological innovation and the capital market. Those who speak pessimistically, just ignore them. History will always provide the answer.

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ProbablyNothing

· 01-07 04:03

The US reversal thing, indeed, can't be played with. Nasdaq's all-in move this time is really bold.

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PensionDestroyer

· 01-05 20:17

The US's recent reversal is indeed fierce; those who were bearish have all been proven wrong.

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MevSandwich

· 01-04 15:59

American tech companies really have no one to block their way. The courage to go all-in on Nasdaq is commendable.

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TopEscapeArtist

· 01-04 15:58

Oh no, it's the same old rhetoric. I thought the same last time, and as a result, a head and shoulders pattern on the technical chart taught me a lesson. Going all-in on the Nasdaq? That's a red flag, brother. But to be fair, American tech really has some skills, it's just my luck...

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GameFiCritic

· 01-04 15:56

Full pressure on Nasdaq? This level of aggressiveness... I have to say, US tech innovation is indeed strong, but putting all long-term assets like pensions into one basket—how does the risk model account for that? Isn't this just passing the sustainability problem onto future selves?

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