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Happy Monday, mooers!
Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major ...

How long have you been a mooer? Do you remember your first impression of moomoo?
In our column moomoo empowers your trading all day. Money never sleeps, we have shared our trading advantages with mooers, some of whom were very excited about these useful features.
We feel inspired by these encouragements and also notice that some mooers expressed that it's a little difficult to be a moomoo master in a short period of time.
That's why the moomoo Lea...

if not now soon , this is definitely going to supplement my retirement, not only is it a good source of income, I find it exciting and relaxing at the same time, I don't see it as working. l see myself trading for many more decades 😉👍

I would not involved in full time trader as it require a lot of knowledge, skills etc to support for the financial income. I would rather have the full time job to earn the income as my capital & trade as part time or during my free time.

The answer is D.
Dividends, capital gains, and increases in the market value of securities in a mutual fund's portfolio contribute to the lift of the fund's net asset value, which in turn affects the final returns. D has no apparent relationship with them.
More about returns in mutual funds, read the following one.
Review the quiz > Which of the following is unlikely to contribute to the final return...

3 scenarios;
1) war ends soon-> materials/supply logistics are my best move
2) prolonging conflict-> given modern warfare arsenals, it’s an ugly end of the world. I’ll be bullish on military defense investment as  it  guarantees USA advance capabilities somehow an edge winning the war.
3) Do nothing. it’s the END OF THE WORLD anyway. Enjoy what you have!

Global oil prices have begun to ease after skyrocketing in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The price of benchmark brent crude was dropping below 100$ per barrel amid hopes of increased supplies from the Middle East and fresh coronavirus lockdowns in China raising expectations of reduced demand.
Do you think the crazy price is coming to it's end？
When do you think the oil prices can go back to normal？