Hey, mooers!
Are you ready to decipher the mysteries of stock ratios to expand your investment horizons? Our "Invest with Sarge" livestream on May 8th was a collection of insights, and we've got all the highlights right here for you!
Join us as we delve into the nitty-gritty of P/E (Price-to-Earnings) ratios, discover why the PEG (price/earnings to growth ratio) might be your new best friend, and learn how the current and qui...

1) Greed always wants to step up to heaven. With this kind of thinking, the higher you walk, the more miserable you fall. No matter how small your capital is, you have to slowly climb up step by step.
2) Hurry. When the market is rising, I see that everyone else is making money, and I'm afraid I won't be able to make money by going short, so I buy in a hurry and leave my trading discipline behind.
3) The illusion is that the market will follow its own ideas and start without meeting the buying criteria.
4) Being indecisive, disrespecting objective facts, and being influenced by other factors in one's own judgment, became more and more depressed.
These four sentences are quotes from dropping out of school to trade stocks. I personally think they have had a great influence on me and have benefited me a lot.
For traders or new to investing in this era, everyone should cherish and make good use of all the convenience provided by the moomoo platform. When I started investing, there wasn't a good app that combined all kinds of benefits, all kinds of indicators, reports, news, and almost everything you could think of. Another newbie-friendly feature is papertrade. I really recommend that everyone use this feature seriously, because it allows you to learn how to handle profits and losses, how to control capital, and various indicators to help you monitor your trading strategies, whether they are right or wrong, and adjust your actual operations from there. Remember to take your papertrade account seriously and treat it as an actual operation, then you will learn many things that ordinary people can't learn in a short period of time. Success lies in continuing to repeat a small thing. Most people are impatient,...

I read an article. The article asked if one person's trading strategies and methods were completely taught or copied to others, would this method work? The answer is definitely no, why? Because first, trading strategies and methods depend on a person's personality, risk control, operating methods, and personal perception. If you tell him what you know, he won't necessarily believe it, and if he does, he won't necessarily act like that. Why do ordinary people like to chase the rise and fall? It's because I don't have a strong sense of subjectivity, that is, I like to go with the flow. To take a simple example, the original intention of posting every day is just to confirm my trading strategies and stock selection methods, and to communicate with shareholders on the Moomoo platform. Moreover, this is just for me to review in the future to see if the decisions I made at the time were right or wrong. If that's right, what did I do wrong at the time, and even if I left an operating price, but you don't know how to operate it. The operation method has short-term hits and mistakes. Run and medium- to long-term holdings need to rise, and others find that the situation deteriorates and decidedly cut positions. Because our experience and judgment are not the same, the results we see are not the same, so if we want to go the long term in this stock market, we can only continue to improve ourselves and reduce the probability of making mistakes, because stocks are available almost every day. Except for holidays, as long as we have sufficient capital to control the retracement rate, then the rest only needs to be handed over time. Using the traditional saying in “Tiandao”, the end of the traditional concept is to rely on one word...