Hi mooers, if you missed our learning camp before, no worries, here is our upgraded version!!!
Recently, the market is quite a bit of volatility coupled with hikes of the fed rates. Some mooers might face the dilemma of whether it is a good time to buy or not.
I highly recommend you to join this stock learning event and make a smarter decision in the current environment!
After joining this, you will have better understanding about h...

Sometimes it is easier than said, the emotions or non logical portion of you that takes over. Trying to refrain from those negatives. Trading in stocks, is like making an investment planning. For me, it is part of long term planning. Plan and diversify your investment (several baskets, not confine to stocks) so that you do not get affected too much. Do progressive buy in batches or selling(cash out when need) to maintain.
Make use of this time to read and to understand the companies better and ...

As all people know, investors should always avoid emotional investing. But in most cases, investors' mood swings when the market is highly volatile.
People are not entirely rational. Feelings and other intangible stuff dictate them. Human beings are not able to act like machines and programs. It's nearly impossible for one to eliminate every shred of feelings. 
In that case, every investor must have been through "emotional damage" more or less in their trading journey...

As Americans recover from Covid's financial strain, Cupid comes out of quarantine
Love isn't cheap. For most, Valentine's Day is a romantic festival, but it could also be a day of significant expenses for some
In fact, the financial capability may be the sexiest gift of all.
Think about this—you and your partner want to build your future together. What could be more romantic and satisfying than to make these goals a reality through...

The New Year's bell is about to ring. Heartful greetings are on the way. Integrating traditional and cultural elements of Chinese New Year, moomoo has designed a set of cute customized God of Fortune stickers to make your greetings stand out!
Let's hear a round of applause, the God of Fortune. Wish you a year of prosperity and good luck.
First, we have "lucky money bull" " Wish you wealth and prosperity. Hand over the red envelope". If you send the message to ...

During my earlier years when startes experimenting with stocks, I did set a loss and profit cut off at around 10% of the base. But as i aged with experience and focusing on buying good companies (blue chips, S&P), i review the losses as paper loss/interim losses.
Companies with good financial grounds and established markets, we all know that in long term, it will gain and profit. This is like placing our money in banks, we will generate gains for us (dividends). Based on past...