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It all started back in early 2025, right after I'd wrapped up a grueling year as an average employee in Kuala Lumpur. I'd been grinding away at my job, saving every spare ringgit from my salary. By mid-2025, I'd amassed about RM130,000 in capital—roughly $28,000 USD at the time—sitting pretty in a high-yield savings account that was barely keeping up with inflation. But I knew I couldn't let that money rot. Investin...
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Challenge Start Date: 26th Nov 2025
Current Profit Gain: NIL
I only started this strategy in August 2025, and honestly, I was very skeptical at first. I played it super safe — selling puts way out of the money and collecting just $5 premium, just to test things out.
But slowly, everything started to make sense. You can start small. As long as you have some base assets (doesn’t even need to be a lot), you can alr...
Current Profit Gain: NIL
I only started this strategy in August 2025, and honestly, I was very skeptical at first. I played it super safe — selling puts way out of the money and collecting just $5 premium, just to test things out.
But slowly, everything started to make sense. You can start small. As long as you have some base assets (doesn’t even need to be a lot), you can alr...
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I started this Small Account Challenge with a modest capital of USD 1,000, aiming to grow it at least 5x within 30 days. My approach is simple but disciplined — I focus mainly on trend-following, volume breakouts, and news-driven momentum entries. I only enter trades with clear risk-reward setups and always set tight stop-losses to protect my small account.
Throughout the challenge, I documented every trade and posted my P/L screenshots, buy and sell points, an...
Throughout the challenge, I documented every trade and posted my P/L screenshots, buy and sell points, an...
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Tell your own challenge story: State your starting capital (e.g., $1,000), your goal (e.g., 5x in 30 days), your strategy, trading records (wit...
Greetings, mooers!
Moomoo community is launching a small account challenge! We're looking for talented traders to share their journey. Join us and share your trading strategies and growth stories
Reward:
①Participation Reward:
Tell your own challenge story: State your starting capital (e.g., $1,000), your goal (e.g., 5x in 30 days), your strategy, trading records (wit...
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I opened this account a few weeks ago with an initial deposit of $4000, plus an initial $100 cashback bonus. As a beginner, my goal is to achieve a 20% annualized return, hoping to outperform the S&P 500 index. Therefore, my strategy is quite aggressive, focusing on the short-term volatility of AI stocks. I bought 7 shares of Nebius at an average price of $93, but two days later the price dropped to $77. This investment got me off to a bad start, and the investment in Coreweave was s...
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I start with small capital at RM 15K and aim to hit RM 100K within one year. I will split the tech stocks, utilities / healthcare, commodities and bond/fund in a ratio of 4:3:1:2.
Tech assets has high return potential but volatile too. Utilities /Healthcare act as defensive and resilient during market downturn. Commodities will hedge againts inflation. It behaved differently compared to stock and bonds and thus reduce overall portfolio volatility. Bond and fund wi...
Tech assets has high return potential but volatile too. Utilities /Healthcare act as defensive and resilient during market downturn. Commodities will hedge againts inflation. It behaved differently compared to stock and bonds and thus reduce overall portfolio volatility. Bond and fund wi...
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I would assume this as a small account challenge, as RM1000 per month is really not a big amount. Keep rolling and keep myself like a snow ball. Rolling big.
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When I first started investing in June , I wasn’t sure if I was making the right decisions, but I trusted myself to learn along the way.
My first memorable trade was Nvidia. I bought 30 shares at $175, and when the price climbed to $195, I decided to take profit. That trade gave me a gain of about $600, and it boosted my confidence as a beginner — not because I made a lot of money, but because I executed a plan and managed my emotions well.
Next, I took a bolde...
My first memorable trade was Nvidia. I bought 30 shares at $175, and when the price climbed to $195, I decided to take profit. That trade gave me a gain of about $600, and it boosted my confidence as a beginner — not because I made a lot of money, but because I executed a plan and managed my emotions well.
Next, I took a bolde...
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During October, I bought $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ at $208. However November 2025, Nvidia traded at $187 after a brutal 30% correction. With my entire RM 42,000 starting capital (two years of savings), I bought 50 shares at $180 DCA my average cost to $201, convinced the AI leader was temporarily hated. Goal: turn it into RM 50,000+ within 18 months to fund a house downpayment. Strategy: hold through volatility, add on dips below $150 if they come, trim 30% above $...
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I was totally a beginner when I joined MooMoo. However, I joined at a perfect timing because most stocks were at a low price in 2022. I invest $1500 at beginning and I still remember I bought google at $86 per stock at that moment. So it’s easy to know I made a big profit after 2 years. 50% in return until 2024. In 2024, I realize AI gave people a big return and I was greedy due to last successful investment (50% return). And you know what happened to me, a big profi...
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我是贝贝 : good job
JellyPanda OP 我是贝贝 : thanks
Viviye : Can't imagine the nerves of steel you must have had holding this.
JellyPanda OP Viviye : haha if don't keep looking at chart, its actually not too bad
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