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Weekly Buzz: The 'best performing' month is coming？

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Weekly Buzz: The 'best performing' month is coming？
Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)


Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
April is routinely celebrated as one of the best months of the year for stocks. When taking the long view, April has been the best month for average S&P 500 returns in the past 20 years and the second-best month in the past decade.
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major indices moved upward, Russell 2000 Index increased 0.62% last week. Here is the weekly buzzing stock list of last week:
Weekly Buzz: The 'best performing' month is coming？
1. AMC - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The morning after streaming won big at the Academy Awards, shares in the cinema chain AMC Entertainment soared 45%, driven by CEO Adam Aron's efforts to create a future beyond cinema. AMC's stock increased 15.12% to $23.300 for the week.
•Mooers comment
@AlphaWolf01 :
$AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$
A stock split doesnt dilute. A stock offering is the one that dilutes. Be informed before you spread nonsense. Here is a example: Lets say you own a pizza originally about 12 slices, but say you split all 12 into 24 slices, the value and worth of the pizza is still the same.
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2. TSLA- Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Tesla just reported first-quarter vehicle production and delivery numbers for 2022. Tesla delivered 310,048 electric vehicles in the first quarter of 2022. Deliveries are the closest approximation to sales numbers reported by Tesla. The shares of TSLA soared by 7.32% and closed at $1084.590.
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@TeslaSmurf：
$Tesla(TSLA.US)$ The general liabilities of the market and the uncertainty due to inflation and to the war are not gone, but the decision taken by the american government to release more than one million barrels per day from the reserve and to invoke the national security act for an acceleration in the energy and battery field.
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3. MULN - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐⭐
Mullen CEO David Mitchell was interviewed last Wednesday. He was at the Listmaker Electric Vehicle (EV) event in Benzinga and was optimistic about Mullen's prospects. Last Friday, its stock price closed at $2.870, with a weekly growth of 22.13%.
• Mooers comment
@Candida :
$Mullen Automotive(MULN.US)$ Maybe a lot of the guys here know something about shares. But there are some people who know a lot about EV. Does anybody seriously believe they buy garbage : Cenntro Electric insiders bought 15,000,000 shares.
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4. HYMC - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Driven by AMC's share price, HYMC started March with a market capitalization of $19 million and nearly $250 million today. The share of HYMC closed at $1.720, with a weekly surge of 68.75%.
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@Stitch-fu :
$Hycroft Mining(HYMC.US)$ Good interview. Modern techniques and equipment brought to bear on the known deposits should yield good results. That's long term
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5. GME - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
GameStop plans to seek shareholder approval for a stock split in the form of a dividend. Besides, GameStop shares have doubled to over $165 per share in the past two weeks. The shares of NIO raised 8.59% last week and finally closed at $165.000.
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@noopz :
$GameStop(GME.US)$ Board of Directors wants to dilute shares....
Share dilution incoming - just like what AMC tried to pull last year but the Ape Army rejected it....
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6. AAPL - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Apple stock has been on an absolute tear. Now J.P. Morgan was removing it from the firm’s Analyst Focus List over concerns about consumer spending. Its share price closed at $174.310, with a weekly decline of 0.23%.
• Mooers comment
@Alvin Chow 邹咏翰 : Apple is still the most powerful brand in the world
Apple managed to win the top Oscar award for the best picture with its film, CODA. This is a feat considering that Apple has only launched the streaming service 3 years ago and this is the very first nominated work in the Oscar.
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7. SNDL- Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Sundial completed the acquisition of Alcanna, a major Canadian retail liquor company, last Thursday. SNDL stock was initially up more than 4% on this news, before slipping into the red by more than 4%. The price of the SNDL closed at $0.700, with a weekly drop of 13.80%.
• Mooers comment
@NoGreedy : $SNDL Inc(SNDL.US)$ Even without marijuana legalization, Sundial with Alcanna acquisition still have lot of potential in business and revenue growth, by right should be above 1 dollar. Alcanna always moving around 5 to 7 in Canada Dollar, I just can't figure out how it still below 1 USD. Maybe it just take time, I will hold for this moment.

8. NIO - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
Nio started deliveries of its flagship ET7 sedan on March 28 as planned. It also confirmed it'll launch and deliver the SUV ES7 and midsize sedan ET5 this year and enter several European markets this year. Its stock went up 10.15% to $21.930 over the past week.
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@McgrathRyan : Stop hating on Nio
$NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ I’m really confused seeing people say they’re losing hope on Nio or they’re not optimistic on nio anymore given it’s performance over the past year. The entire growth market is down more than 50% across the board, Nio is not unique in this.
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9. BABA - Buzzing Stars:⭐⭐⭐
The shakeout in Chinese technology stocks has weakened SoftBank Group Corp's financial resources to make new investments and sparked discussions about whether SoftBank might partially sell its huge stake in Alibaba. The price of BABA fell 2.47% to $110.200 for the week.
• Mooers comment
@PREMOSULTRAA :
China to give U.S. authorities FULL auditing access to big companies like $Alibaba(BABA.US)$ You might have heard the news today that Chinese authorities are planning to the U.S. give full auditing access to their companies.
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10. NVDA - Buzzing Stars: ⭐⭐
Nvidia had gained 14.33% over the past month, outpacing the Computer and Technology sector's gain of 4.23% and the S&P 500's gain of 5.37%. The price of NVDA closed at $267.120 with a weekly decrease of 3.54%.
• Mooers comment
@BrandonnW : GPU Demand Slows Nvidia 'Not a Problem'.
$NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the GPU (graphics processing unit) boom over the past five years.The current inventory of GPUs is rising, which may mean that demand is slowing.
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Thanks for your reading!


Awarding Moment
Before moving on to part three, congrats to the following mooers whose comments were selected as the top comments last week!
@HopeAlways @Syuee @HuatEver @HuatLady @Milk The Cow @103047546 @阿姚朋友 @VCSuccess @doctorpot1 @71508693 @ur wifes boyfriend @KT88 @Southern Eagle @Double Rainbow @bullrider21 @TinkerB3ll
Notice: Reward will be sent to you this week. Please feel free to contact us if there is any problem.


Part Ⅲ: Weekly Topic
Time to be rewarded for your great insights and knowledge!

This week, we'd like to invite you to comment below and share your idea on:
"Do you think the stock market will repeat the pattern of history?"

We will select 15 TOP COMMENTS by next Monday.
Winners will get 200 points by next week, with which you can exchange gifts at Reward Club.
*Comments within this week will be counted.

Top Comment Technique:
1. Fundamental / Technical / Capital Analyses
2. Personal Trading Experience
3. Any bright insights or knowledge


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  • HopeAlways :

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  • HopeAlways : Investors who expect history to repeat exactly like the past will fall prey to the wrong assumption that "Everything is always the same". The present and future stock market will not unfold exactly like the past, but it will have some similarities though. Investors who avoid history are bound to repeat the previous mistakes, while those who expect precision will learn the hard way. In fact the stock market can remain irrational than one can remain solvent. Nevertheless, history has shown that the stock market has been, and can be beaten by brave ones who are willing to buck the momentum herd and focus on fundamentals.

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  • Syuee : Pattern of history is important to learn why things happened, how they unfolded and what mistakes were made.

    History tells us that there is no precise duration for a Bull or a Bear Market but an approximate average time.

    Bulls and Bears come in all shapes/sizes and all durations. History CANNOT tell us how long a bull or a bear will last, only that Bulls that become speculative end with a commencement of a market collapse and bear cycle.

    History tells us that a stock market crash can start in a different financial market and then trigger a sell off in stocks.

    Everyone seems to be watching the stock market but there is trouble brewing in bonds, currencies, commodities, e-mini futures, and ETFs. It may not start in the stock market~ .

    History tells us that speculation and bubbles have always ended in a collapse of prices for what ever asset is over valued to an extreme level.

    There is nothing in the history of the market that can provide a reasonable means of determining when a bubble will implode, only that a bubble exists.

    Therefore, pattern of history is very important as it can give us guidelines and insights as to risk factors.

    Investing and trading is all about assessment of risk, mitigating risk, and being prepared for any event.

    Some speculators may be too full of euphoric greed to study history, so they are at risk of losing far more than their gains.

    Using stock market historical data and studying specific examples from the stock market in the past make it easier us to put current market moves in context while making informed decisions.

    Market history educates us to know what has been done, what worked and what failed.

    Yes, pattern of history may likely repeat. Thus, analysing market history helps to minimize our risk as we already have an idea how the market may respond to certain factors.

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  • HuatLady :

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  • LamiBang : Trading is based on finding patterns. If patterns look consistent and beneficial for this month year over year why not be hopeful and take some bullish moves? Stay within reason obviously but maybe make some bets you normally wouldn’t if you see that trend line there

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  • oppa pempek : undefined

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  • 103047546 : Look out! Gold futures may have room to fall by $30: analysis of the latest technological prospects of gold, silver, crude oil and copper


    24K99 News Monday (April 4) Asian market, gold futures maintained a downward trend, gold futures are currently trading around $1920 / oz. Kshitij Consulting Services team (Kshitij Consultancy Service) wrote the latest article on Monday to make a forward-looking analysis of the future trend of gold futures, silver futures, crude oil futures and copper futures.
    In terms of gold, the Kshitij consulting service team pointed out that gold futures remain in the range of 1910-1970 USD / oz and may fall to 1890 USD 70 / oz in the short term. To stay bullish, gold futures must stay above $1890 an ounce.


    Silver, the Kshitij consulting service team said, silver futures held steady above $24.00-$24.50 / oz, which could cause it to rise to $25.50 / oz again. Silver prices are likely to remain in the range of $24.00 to $25.50 / oz in the short term.


    In terms of crude oil, Kshitij consulting services team said Brent crude oil futures and WTI crude oil futures fell. Cloth oil may test $98 per barrel, while WTI oil prices could fall to $96-94 per barrel, and then the decline is expected to pause. In the medium term, if the decline continues, both Brent and WTI crude prices are likely to fall further to $92-90 a barrel.




    In terms of copper, the Kshitij consulting service team said that copper futures remained below short-term resistance of $4.85 / lb, and if that resistance could not be overcome, the price of copper could fall to $4.65 / lb.

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  • Syuee HopeAlways: The human nature which causes the market cycles is also the main cause of uncertainty in market movement.

    As Mark Twain said ~ History doesn’t repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme ~ undefined

    Most long-term investors favor fundamental analysis and are content with the resulting generalized expectations.

    Some traders are more demanding of short-term performance and seek as much precision as possible.

    Market patterns do usually repeats. By learning the patterns of stock market charts ( backed with a strong focus on fundamentals ), one can certainly access useful information.  undefined

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  • 阿姚朋友 : As a rookie of technical analysis, he is full of curiosity about technical analysis. Some people say that technical analysis means that money-losing goods must not be touched, and there are also great gods who make a lot of money by relying on research indicators. I have also tried to learn technical analysis, open the teaching video, five minutes, from entry to dissuasion. But looking at the various gods after a meal of analysis, all kinds of escape from the top and bottom, aroused my infinite curiosity, is the technical analysis reliable in the end?

    In line with my consistent spirit of knowing things, I began to study. All methodologies must be based on reliable assumptions and principles, otherwise they are cutting leeks.

    Technical analysis has three assumptions:

    1. Market behavior is inclusive, and price reflects all market information. In other words, technology investors only need to pay attention to how the price changes, not need to know why the price changes. You don't need to know about the macro economy, the financial situation of the company, and whether you have developed a new product, because the price will tell you everything, and all the forces, risks and opportunities are reflected in the price.

    two。 The price movement has a trend. When they were in school, they all learned Newton's first law, "without the action of external force, things will move forward at a constant speed in a certain direction." this is a similar principle. When there is the influence of external factors, it will exert an external force on the price to change this trend.

    3. History repeats itself. We can learn from history, and so can the stock market. What flows is the capital, what remains the same is the person who manipulates the money, and people's psychological reaction will be reflected in the current price, as in history.

    Based on the above assumptions, the basic principles of technical analysis are as follows

    1. The price is determined by supply and demand, and the supply and demand of commodities is determined by various rational and irrational factors.

    two。 If the price fluctuation is ignored, the price change will show a certain trend over a period of time.

    3. The trend of price change varies with the relationship between supply and demand in the market.

    To be honest, I don't see any loopholes in these three hypotheses. But it is clear that the first assumption, put in a very short period of time, may fail because of the lag in market behavior. So the conclusion is obvious: there is no problem with the principle of technical analysis. In order to deal with the failure of the hypothesis, there must be a response plan.

    Then why do so many people say they lose money if they use it? The high probability is that you are not good at learning, ah, technical analysis, it is more harmful to learn this kind of thing than not to understand it at all. Did not read a few books to rush into the stock market to kill everywhere, you are not leeks who are leeks. If you want to get started, or don't learn, if you want to learn, you will learn to master before getting on the bus.
    My conclusion is that the fundamentals of the company are the foundation, so don't touch the company if you don't understand it. Be sure to understand the company's business logic, profit model, debt capacity, to avoid systemic risk. Prices fluctuate around value over a long period of time. The value of companies with good fundamentals will rise for a long time, and they will not panic when the technical analysis fails temporarily. You can pay special attention to some stocks in your industry, because no one in these companies knows better than you, and you are better informed. Fundamentals I am optimistic about the company, will pay attention to the technical experts' point of view, the technical side can help me find Jiancang point and stop profit point.

    As for how to refer to the big v point of view, here's what I think:

    1. Don't just look at conclusions, focus on data and logic. When I do fundamental research, I seldom read research papers, and even if I do, I mainly focus on the data and information collected by institutions, and seldom refer to conclusions, because analysts all have positions, and if I want you to do more, I can find opportunities for you anyway. So you are really writing a lot of ideas in detail. Independent thinking is really the most precious thing in this era. If you want to save time, read the point of view directly, then choose the big v that you can trust, there is no position, of course, think a certain stock is good, see more of this, is not what position ah. This subtle difference can be judged by everyone.

    two。 Attention should be paid to both the pros and cons. One is to adopt the positive and negative views of a message, and the other is to obtain more comprehensive information. This is easier said than done. If you see too many people, if you see too much, you can't see others short, and go to other people's posts to swear. You know, the person who poured cold water on your head at the top is so honorable and lovely. You have to cherish it.

    The above are just some of my own investment views, just to share. Everyone has their own investment ideas and strategies, or that sentence, independent thinking. May everyone realize the wealth and freedom in their own standards as soon as possible.

    In the end, you saw it all here. Don't you like it for me? Make me happy.undefinedundefinedundefined

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  • CryptoNater : I'm thinking April will be huge for the crypto space

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