I believe Navida can go little bit above 142+👍
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UnitedHealth Group faced another setback amid ongoing negative news. On May 21, before the market opened, The Guardian reported that UNH secretly paid bonuses to nursing homes to reduce hospital referrals and help attract more Medicare enrollees. The stock fell as much as 7% in pre-market trading.
This month, amid a series of negative events, UnitedHealth's stock price plummeted from its April high of $606 to a low of $248, before rebounding to $...
This month, amid a series of negative events, UnitedHealth's stock price plummeted from its April high of $606 to a low of $248, before rebounding to $...
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$FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index (.KLSE.MY)$ retraced slightly back towards the 1542 points region with an overall positive market sentiment. Daily trading volume also saw some improvements as we closed the day around the 3.3 billion mark, which is a pretty good sign for now.
Main stocks that showed strong buying momentum would be the likes of NATGATE, TANCO, YTL, PHARMA, SNS, RTECH, NOTION, CAPITALA, INARI, GENETEC, GREATEC, and DUFU. All of which were a...
Main stocks that showed strong buying momentum would be the likes of NATGATE, TANCO, YTL, PHARMA, SNS, RTECH, NOTION, CAPITALA, INARI, GENETEC, GREATEC, and DUFU. All of which were a...
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$EDELTEQ (0278.MY)$ broke out from its RM 0.27+ main downtrend resistance this morning with huge volume and buying momentum.
Market sentiment still a little sluggish today due to HK dropping, but if able to sustain, could it trend back up towards the RM 0.30 - RM 0.32 regions?
Support: RM 0.26, RM 0.24 areas
Resistance: RM 0.285, RM 0.30, RM 0.32 areas
Market sentiment still a little sluggish today due to HK dropping, but if able to sustain, could it trend back up towards the RM 0.30 - RM 0.32 regions?
Support: RM 0.26, RM 0.24 areas
Resistance: RM 0.285, RM 0.30, RM 0.32 areas
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$EDELTEQ (0278.MY)$ brain damage
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Friends who have read my previous articles know that I have written four articles, two about VIX, one about the losses from leveraged and inverse ETFs, and one about Options, all of which are more theoretical and technical. Although the response has been pretty good, it seems that sharing practical operational insights may resonate more with everyone.
1. Decisively abandon the SVIX ETF.
Initially, when the VIX surged, there was actually a Buying of the SVIX ETF (buying from $12 all the way down to $10), but considering the investment amount and time (The time cost mainly requires time to wait for the paths and VIX's backwardation to pass, specific points can be found in the analysis articles mentioned earlier.However, decisively sold the ETF and replaced it with several Call Options on SVIX. Due to the leverage structure of Options, if SVIX rises from $12 to $14, the returns on buying Call Options on SVIX will far exceed those of the SVIX ETF, though the risks are also higher, making it suitable for those willing to take big risks with small investments.
2. Chose to Buy the SVIX single leg Call.
In general, many advanced options strategy practitioners do not recommend buying a single leg Call, but considering the differences between VIX and company Stocks, the single leg Call was still used as a tool.
The reasons are as follows:
1. The structure of SVIX differs from that of company stocks, as single-leg Calls/Puts have more advantages.
Traditional company stock Options usually do not recommend single-leg Call operations, as stock price fluctuations are restricted by fundamentals, leading to slow trends and long periods of consolidation, which can easily...
1. Decisively abandon the SVIX ETF.
Initially, when the VIX surged, there was actually a Buying of the SVIX ETF (buying from $12 all the way down to $10), but considering the investment amount and time (The time cost mainly requires time to wait for the paths and VIX's backwardation to pass, specific points can be found in the analysis articles mentioned earlier.However, decisively sold the ETF and replaced it with several Call Options on SVIX. Due to the leverage structure of Options, if SVIX rises from $12 to $14, the returns on buying Call Options on SVIX will far exceed those of the SVIX ETF, though the risks are also higher, making it suitable for those willing to take big risks with small investments.
2. Chose to Buy the SVIX single leg Call.
In general, many advanced options strategy practitioners do not recommend buying a single leg Call, but considering the differences between VIX and company Stocks, the single leg Call was still used as a tool.
The reasons are as follows:
1. The structure of SVIX differs from that of company stocks, as single-leg Calls/Puts have more advantages.
Traditional company stock Options usually do not recommend single-leg Call operations, as stock price fluctuations are restricted by fundamentals, leading to slow trends and long periods of consolidation, which can easily...
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Don't touch Options! Don't have children! Don't get married!![]()
These are the three sentences I've heard the most in recent years. They all sound correct, Rational, safe, and not aggressive.But the question is—can your life really only choose the "simple options"?
Today, I want to discuss not 'persuading you to engage' or 'persuading you not to engage', but rather talk about: what is the true essence behind these things that are deemed 'untouchable'?
The point I want to make is very simple— Options, leverage, and even getting married and having children are essentially the same question.
It's not about which is better, but whether you have the ability to manage it.
1. At first, when trading Options, I made money relying on luck, but later I lost everything relying on skill.
When I first started trading Options, I had some good luck. I made a few Call Options trades using moomoo and easily earned profits thanks to the bull market.I made 2 times, 3 times, and even up to 20 times.![]()
！My confidence skyrocketed immediately.
At that time, IthoughtI had grasped the 'pulse of the market.' Additionally, many people in the group were talking about making several thousand dollars daily from Options trading, so I began to try more aggressive Operations.
Until one time, I bought $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The Call Options. During that time, TSLA had been adjusting continuously, yet there was a persistent belief: "It has dropped so much, it cannot avoid a rebound.![]()
。” “Elon Musk holds a press conference, and it can be pulled back in an instant.。”
The result is: I continued to average down my position without setting stop losses, and even bet most of my capital. I tolerated a floating loss of 20% all the way to 50%, until finally—the whole...
These are the three sentences I've heard the most in recent years. They all sound correct, Rational, safe, and not aggressive.But the question is—can your life really only choose the "simple options"?
Today, I want to discuss not 'persuading you to engage' or 'persuading you not to engage', but rather talk about: what is the true essence behind these things that are deemed 'untouchable'?
The point I want to make is very simple— Options, leverage, and even getting married and having children are essentially the same question.
It's not about which is better, but whether you have the ability to manage it.
1. At first, when trading Options, I made money relying on luck, but later I lost everything relying on skill.
When I first started trading Options, I had some good luck. I made a few Call Options trades using moomoo and easily earned profits thanks to the bull market.I made 2 times, 3 times, and even up to 20 times.
At that time, IthoughtI had grasped the 'pulse of the market.' Additionally, many people in the group were talking about making several thousand dollars daily from Options trading, so I began to try more aggressive Operations.
Until one time, I bought $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The Call Options. During that time, TSLA had been adjusting continuously, yet there was a persistent belief: "It has dropped so much, it cannot avoid a rebound.
The result is: I continued to average down my position without setting stop losses, and even bet most of my capital. I tolerated a floating loss of 20% all the way to 50%, until finally—the whole...
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Hi, mooers. Welcome to Moomoo Rookie Showcase, where we present the newest mooers' insights and their trading journey on moomoo.
In this edition, we'll explore the trading journey of @起飞在今朝(David). Let's explore his trading growth journey together, which tools from moomoo have been particularly helpful to him, and what insights we can gain from his actual trading profit and loss cases. We invite everyone to share...
In this edition, we'll explore the trading journey of @起飞在今朝(David). Let's explore his trading growth journey together, which tools from moomoo have been particularly helpful to him, and what insights we can gain from his actual trading profit and loss cases. We invite everyone to share...
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