New York City : I think it all depend on the type of ETF.  For the type which are synthetic replication, there might be possibility of go to zero. Those that having derivatives as underlying assets are at high risk. E.g. those which are 2x, 3x ETF should be using derivatives.

New York City : It's been so long since the repurchase plan was announced, and there's only one month left. It seems like not a single share has been repurchased. Guess I'm just talking about reassuring the shareholders

New York City : She should adjust based on her overall position. There is a need to ensure that each stock is within the position target range. That's why she kept reducing her Tesla holdings, because Tesla's stock price has been rising and has exceeded the upper limit. The same should be true for other stocks. If other stocks fall and PLTR rises, she sells PLTR and increases her holdings of others. If PLTR falls significantly and other stocks rise, she needs to reduce her holdings of others and increase her holdings of PLTR.

New York City : Dividend

New York City imperial age: According to reports. In Q2 of this year, business outside of mainland China (including Hong Kong, Singapore, the US, etc.) already accounted for more than 80%

New York City imperial age: I read it from posting from other forumer. You can take a look

New York City imperial age: Haha, misread. Recently, I've been looking at stock market information while working and doing video. When I see it, I sometimes just say a few words. Seems like there were 200,000 international investment clients in Q2, with a total of 1 million investment clients, or 20+%. The investment ratio of international clients is much higher than that of mainland Chinese customers. I remember the recent time when the mainland government criticized online bookmakers for driving without a license without a license, they mentioned a company registered in China, 80% of mainland customers; of companies registered in Hong Kong, 55% of mainland customers. Obviously, a company registered in Hong Kong refers to Fortune. In other words, in Q3, the likely share of international customers has increased to 45%.

New York City : Isn't Futu registered in Hong Kong?

New York City : The app is indeed quite good, especially the charting, way better than IB. I generally use moomoo to monitor my watchlist. However, it’s option trading was currently weak compared to IB, and much more expensive.

New York City : According to dark pool indicator (DIX), institution seems to be buying.

New York City : if in Q2, China mainland already account for less than 20%, then, it might drop to 10-15% by Q3. So might not have much impact on Futu business.

New York City 102952476: True

New York City : Q3 result quite good, over 30% increase in profit

New York City 23544067: I commented a week ago. At that time, I read the MooMoo report. I now find out that it must have been Ping An Bank. The first paragraph of Moomoo's report reads, but Ping An Insurance announces the results...

New York City 101896579: Pingan results is “bad” mainly due to investment in fortune property, which is more like short term impact. Secondly due to Covid-19, which will drag a bit longer, but don’t think serious impact to fundamental. So if hold for long term, now not bad price to be in. May be not suitable for short term.

New York City : I don’t think can interpret simply as this. if this is not allowed, then it is equivalent to say China companies not allowed to be listed overseas, because then their employees and founders will be holding oversea stocks.