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Bagath Singh Male ID: 102961057
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    Hi, mooers,
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    “To make money work for me”
    @HopeAlwayssaid that trading means taking control of your future. Indeed, if you are good enough, the market will reward you with what you deserve. No one would deny a chance to reach financial freedom. That's also a key incentive for many of us to start our trading journey.  
    Came for the money, stayed for the fun
    Who says that trading is all about money? If you don't have enough passion for trading, thinking that it's just a tedious daily work, you can't win in the market. Because the market is always changing, it's open for every trader to learn, to grow, and to find new things during the process. The market is a charming place to stay in and have fun.  @mooster Han
    A good reason to start
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    Bagath Singh commented on
    There are a lot of friends around me who are speculating in stocks, even they losing millions of dollars. I’m curious about why all college students start investing in stock market. With this curiosity, I started the stock trading journey. I think that what we’re seeing today is an entire revolution in young people's investment.
    Everyone has their own hobbies. For example, some people like to follow stars, some like to collect rare items, and some like to smoke and drink, etc. In comparison, stock trading seems to be a very elegant hobby.I have always wanted to be an elite of Wall Street, overlooking the entire financial market. Therefore, I started trading.
    There are no complicated interpersonal relationships, no strong entrepreneurial requirements, talking with more like-minded people in the market, and communicating stock trading with masters who are usually out of reach. These are all reasons for my entry into the market. The most important thing is that my family urged me to learn how to invest and manage money before graduation.
    Now, stock trading has replaced my desire to shop. When I had spare money, I didn’t think about buying expensive luxury goods. Instead, I wanted to buy some stocks of my choice, just like watching my child grow up, and started a nurturing game.
    I have always been concerned about new energy stocks, such as   $Tesla(TSLA.US)$   $Li Auto(LI.US)$   $NIO Inc(NIO.US)$  My friend bought a Tesla and loved it so much, she often shows me how good this car is. So I followed her and bought my first big position in it.
    Trading stock is also like falling in love sometimes. If you are a scumbag, the result is likely to be empty. Keeping the same can we accompany the growth of the company better. Of course, if you have been in love for a long time, suddenly encounter infidelity, it’s very necessary to stop the loss in time. If your choice is wrong, you must change. Don’t let the loss continue to expand!
    Stock trading is like playing a game, it's really exciting to compete online with various players from all over the world via mobile phones every day! I like stocks, I like social! I like mooers
    I want to secretly make money and then surprise everyone!
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    Bagath Singh commented on
    I was a bit lost when started off my first trade. I picked an established firm which is under valued (low PB) and at near its historical low. Thinking that I had a good bargain but it turned south soon after, it stayed flat for a while and went down recreating historical lows.. The takeaway is market sentiment is important when picking a stock, try not go against the market unless you really fall in love with that particular stock and don't mind to hold it regardless the ups and downs. Nowadays I am more into growth stocks on their uptrend, well the risk could be higher but so for the return. I will look into volume to make sure the liquidity is good. I do believe buy the dip methodology thus adding my position during the dips provided I have faith in it. I also do short term trading for some trending stocks, building a smaller position and take profit when it hit my set target, then looking for next dip to repeat. There are still plenty of stuffs to be learnt and I will take one step at a time.
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