Update on 8 July
VWAP is now available on MAC version. Follow 'Management→Select option “VWAP” in Trend' to add it, same as the PC version.
Good morning guys, to provide you with better experiences when trading with moomoo, several indicators are available on PC and App in latest updates. Today, I am going to introduce VWAP as we know this indicator is highly concerned by mooers.
What is VWAP?
VWAP is an important indicator as it is a benchmark used by traders. It refers to volume weighted average price, which represents the average price a stock has traded at through the day, according to its volume and price. It is important because it provides traders with insight into both the trend and value of a stock.
VWAP provides a running total throughout the day. Therefore, the final value of the day is the volume weighted average price for the day. It offers useful information to buy-and-hold traders, especially post execution. Traders are able to know if they received a better-than-average price or a worse one that day.
How to use VWAP?
If the price is above VWAP, it is a good intraday price to sell. Otherwise, it would be a good intraday price to buy. However, it should be noticed that prices are dynamic. Therefore, a good price appears at one point might not be the one by day’s end. On upward trending days, tra...

Hi moomooers, having updated to the latest app version recently, some of you might have found a very important feature update, that is Option Analysis. 
The Option Analysis page includes Option P&L diagram and Option exercise probability. In the latest update, we added Options combination analysis in P&L diagram which is worth noticing. These are very important and helpful functions for options traders.
Option P&L Diagram - Single
Moomoo provides the Option P&L diagram of a single option and some popular combinations. The diagram of a single option shows the most basic situation when trading options. You can get the break-even point, max profit and max loss intuitively by checking the P&L diagram. At the same time, Moomoo shows the advantage and disadvantage of every situation. If you want to know the profit or loss situation of covered call or protective put, you can adjust the filters in the top right corner of the diagram. In short, it's a very practical function for options traders, especially for novices....

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Chart analysis is a technical trading method employed to evaluate investments and identify trading opportunities by analyzing statistical trends gathered from trading activity, such as price movement and volume. It helps guide traders to what is most likely to happen given past information.
Analyzing stock charts can be complicated, especially for beginners. Ever since prices first began to be charted, investors have been devising strategies for interpreting their movements. To forecast the future price movements, you have to correctly identify overall trends, support lines, resistance lines, etc. However, there is only one fundamental principle for all technicians: "WHAT is more important than WHY." To make this easier now, we offer a tailored tool — Similar Charts for all beginners. 
How to find Similar Charts on Moomoo?
1. iOS & Android: 
Tap setting button on top right corner of a chart, then tap on 'Similar Charts'....

Paper trading is a good training ground

Hey moomooers, drawing tools on moomoo just got updated in the latest version. Check out this intro and give it a try!
Drawing Tools in technical analysis help you analyse price movements to identify possible buy or sell opportunities.
Moomoo provides drawing tools with 29 types of in-built chart pattens on desktop version, and 22 types of chart pattens on APP version.

Hi Moomooers!
I am Richard, product manager at TeamMoomoo. Recently we did something BIG. 
Well, not that big honestly, but I hope it's meaningful and useful to all of you.
The thing is, we deliver a new feature in Moomoo, it's Trading Notes. And I would like to share my thoughts and story behind Trading Notes with you guys. 
Why do we coming up with the idea of Trading Notes?
Enter the trading password and unlock my account...
I kept asking myself,
"Is it time to buy the dip?" 
"Will it move up after 3 secs hesitation?" 
"It's moving oddly,  should I cancel the order?" ...
I gritted my teeth and pressed 'Buy' with trembling. 
A few seconds later, I received a deal reminder. With a sigh of relief, a thought flashed through my mind, "Why not take notes?" Review is the only way for every investor to grow!
Firstly, open an excel;
Secondly, set up time, ticker, buying or selling, price, quantity, general trend, the reason for trading;
Thirdly, format it;
Lastly, save it by name ...
After rehearsing in my head, I gave up. Too much trouble for taking notes! I can do it for one time, but it's definitely not the best way for lon...