Market opportunities don’t come every day, and you don’t have to trade every day. Trading is never easy; most of the time, you just have to wait. This is especially true of the U.S. stock market.

If you set your time horizon at one week, there are countless possible directions things could go.

If you look at things over a one-year horizon, every product in the U.S. stock market is at a new high.

When there’s no action in the market, come learn a bit about AI.

For example, learn how to use AI to create your own skills. I recently made WiseSKills, for instance. I’ll be putting future video edits, company analyses, and even trading strategies in there.

Or learn how to use AI to prepare a daily report for you, helping you analyze what changed in the broader market yesterday.

Or build a website. We recently revamped and upgraded our official website. Going forward, the main site will be the central hub, with the sub-sites ETF, IPO, Chain, Crypto, Hold, and VIP serving as learning portals.

Or learn AI programming to help you gather global earnings reports and other published materials. For example, in a post on the Chain website last time—see this post: https://t.co/giJ52WTmH5—I talked about how it helps me quickly gather information so I can understand the big picture.

What else can we do? For now, this is about all we can do. It’s not as if AI has stopped working or development has ground to a halt.

And as for U.S. government debt, you don’t need to worry. They’ll find a container to deal with it.

Twenty years ago, that container was the internet. Today, twenty years later, it’s AI. AI is that container now. The U.S. just needs to keep this story going, continuously absorbing global capital to extend the risk indefinitely.

They’re not worried themselves, so let’s not fret over it.

It’s time to buy the dip. The CPI data can only be good news, not bad news—it’s all fake data anyway, so don’t overthink it. Just get ready to buy the dip.

Overcome your aversion to losses and have the courage to buy the dip. The rest of the time, wait patiently.