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New energy vehicle highlights:
1. Volvo CEO: By 2025, electric cars are expected to be as cheap as fuel cars in the same class.
Integrated circuit (chip) news:
1. Apple foundry Heshuo: Shipments of desktops and motherboards are expected to drop 50% to 55% month-on-month in the fourth quarter.
Internet company highlights:
1. CEO Cainiao: Tmall Shuang11 Cainiao's door-to-door package delivery is expected to exceed 200 million.
2. Xiaomi announced the final battle report for Double 11. According to the data, the cumulative payment amount of Xiaomi Shuang11 omnichannel exceeded 17 billion yuan, ranking first in the sales/sales volume of Android mobile phone brands on the four major platforms.
3. TikTok plans to introduce a voice shopping function in the US to compete with Amazon and Google.
4. Following major layoffs, Meta cut off Portal smart displays and unreleased smartwatch projects.
5. Musk encouraged Twitter employees to mine creators from YouTube: we could pay 10% more.
Other tech news:.
1. Investors from Silicon Valley and Wall Street had previously crowded out FTX. They invested nearly $2 billion (about RMB 14.24 billion), attached almost no conditions, and did not oversee the FTX board of directors. FTX has now announced that it has filed for bankruptcy.
2. Huawei unveiled its first smart concept at the 2022 World VR Industry Conference, which opened today...

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$Apple(AAPL.US)$ Why I emphasize risk management and stop loss:
Most traders get a profit when their trades are green and profits reach 10%-20%. They sometimes set trailing stops, or at that point they will exit most, if not all, of their positions.
Having said that, if you're also doing this as a trader, then why are you allowing your red to trade more than 10%-20% red?
You have to have a strategic vision on both sides. You can't expect your red trade to turn green.
If you know you're making a profit of 10%-20%, then you must also respect the same approach in the opposite direction.
Whether your account is big or small, it doesn't matter. The key is knowing when to quit these two methods.
Many people tend to lose the most money if they don't master this method. Why risk your capital when trading isn't good for you? However, those who don't abide by this rule are those who say “the market is manipulated.” No, you're not using your capital smartly. You're like a gambler and don't know when to stop. Addictive personalities are always trying to get into a deal, even if it works against you. That's why most people's accounts have been blown up.
How often do you reevaluate your trades? What are your strengths and weaknesses? What did you see when you entered this industry? What's wrong with you? Where did you do the right thing? When the price reaches a certain goal (no matter your trip...

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