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Moo Community Spotlight for May 2023
Big tech companies, particularly $Apple(AAPL.US$, boosted the market despite the Federal Reserve's rate hike and the banking crisis. Financial stability concerns and cooling inflation data dampened market sentiment, leading to expectations of an interest rate cut. However, as the month progressed, stocks rebounded, driven by the AI trend. Market participants now anticipate the Fed to pause its rate hike in June due to higher inflation probability.
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Moo Community Spotlight for April 2023
The first week of April brought unexpected news to the market as OPEC+ announced an oil production cut, spiking oil prices and complicating the Fed's fight against inflation. The jobs report also showed a cooling of hiring trends, which initially caused some concern, but the non-farm payroll report helped to ease some of those worries.
In the second week, data showed a downward trend in inflation, but the Fed remained cautious about the state of the economy....
In the second week, data showed a downward trend in inflation, but the Fed remained cautious about the state of the economy....
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didn't expect to get a reply from you, so happy!!
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What's the relationship between you and your beloved stocks?
Hi mooers, happy Valentine's Day!
Roses mark the beginning of Valentine's Day.
Chocolates bring sweet tastes to the festival. The ups and downs of stock prices are like the twists and turns of a love relationship.
Similar to the beating hearts of lovers, the stock market is also experiencing the excitement and having unexpected changes. Do you remember the stock that you love and hate?
Sweet, sour, tangled, reluctant, painful...
All...
Roses mark the beginning of Valentine's Day.
Chocolates bring sweet tastes to the festival. The ups and downs of stock prices are like the twists and turns of a love relationship. Similar to the beating hearts of lovers, the stock market is also experiencing the excitement and having unexpected changes. Do you remember the stock that you love and hate?Sweet, sour, tangled, reluctant, painful...
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Don't Do These Things If You Want Better Long Term Returns
There are two apparently simple "DON'Ts" that will help you achieve better returns over the long run:
1. Don't look at your tickers daily. It never helps having to face emotions day after day even if you know how to control them. It distracts you from the long term goal (+5 years)
2. Don't surround yourself with negative people. Bears are really different to negative people because they will actually provide some bear thesis unrelated to price. Negative people will base their negativity on price and this never helps. You should surround yourself with contrarians, not alarmists.
Very simple advice that should help you keep calm when everything tumbles. It helps me at least!
$Tesla(TSLA.US$
$Amazon(AMZN.US$
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$
1. Don't look at your tickers daily. It never helps having to face emotions day after day even if you know how to control them. It distracts you from the long term goal (+5 years)2. Don't surround yourself with negative people. Bears are really different to negative people because they will actually provide some bear thesis unrelated to price. Negative people will base their negativity on price and this never helps. You should surround yourself with contrarians, not alarmists.Very simple advice that should help you keep calm when everything tumbles. It helps me at least!
$Tesla(TSLA.US$
$Amazon(AMZN.US$
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF(SPY.US$
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FFUN : Trusting your hunches in the stock market can be a risky proposition. While it's true that intuition and gut feelings can sometimes be helpful, relying solely on them without proper analysis and research can lead to poor investment decisions. Here are some factors to consider when deciding whether or not to trust your hunches:
1. Previous Success: If you've had previous success trusting your hunches in the stock market and your gut feeling has resulted in profitable trades, it may be worth considering again.
2. Fundamental Analysis: Conducting thorough fundamental analysis of the company's financials, market conditions, and industry trends can provide insight that could either confirm or contradict your hunches.
3. Technical Analysis: Utilizing technical analysis tools and chart patterns can help identify trends and patterns that could support your hunches.
4. Risk Management: Always consider the potential risks and downside before acting on your hunches. Proper risk management is essential in minimizing losses and preserving capital.
5. Time Horizon: Consider your investment time horizon. If you're investing for the long-term, it may not be wise to rely solely on your hunches as market conditions can change rapidly over time.
In summary, while gut feelings can sometimes be helpful in the stock market, it's important to combine intuition with proper analysis, risk management, and a clear understanding of your investment goals and time horizon.