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At the end of this post, there is a chance for you to win points!
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
FAANG: Facebook, Apple, Amzaon, Netflix, Google
MANTA: Microsofr, Apple, Nvidia, Tesla, Alphabet
Part Ⅱ: Buzzin...

What's up mooers! It's been quite a while since we released the last update. Scroll down and check out what's new!
Oops, one more thing, didn't I tell you that you guys will have the chance to win points? Don't worry. Before that, let's have a quick look at the latest updates we bring to you this time.
Ⅰ. Overview of New Features
1. [New Feature] Options Distribution
2. [New Feature] Short Sale Rankings
3. [New Feature] Structured Warrants for SG Stocks
4. [New Feature] US Stock Index Options
5. [New Feature] Switch Language in Liveroom
6. [New Feature] Heat Map
7. [New Feature] Filter Unusual Activities
8. [New Feature] Custom Function and D Mode
9. [New Feature] Shenzhen Stock Exchange Convertible Bonds
II. Introduction of New Features
1. [New Feature] Options Distribution
Path: Stock Page with Options - Options - Distribution
Introduction: Options distribution is now available, which includes the volume by strike price and open interest by strike price.
2. [New Feature] Short Sale Rankings
Path: Stock Page - Analyses - Short Sale Rankings
Introduction: Short sale rankings are now available, which include many kinds of rankings.
3. [New Feature] Structured Warrants for SG Stocks
Path: Markets - SG - Warrants
Introduction: You can now use structured warrants for trading.
4. [New Feature] US Stock Index Options
Path: Markets - US - Options - Search Index Targets
Introduction: You can now view popular index options in the US stock market, such as vix, spx, ndx, etc.
5. [New Feature] Switch Language in Liveroom
Path: Live - More - Switch Language
Introduction: Users can now switch language in the liveroom with multiple languages.
6. [New Feature] Heat Map
Path: Explore - Heat Map
Introduction: Market hot spots are at your fingertips.
7. [New Feature] Filter Unusual Activities
Path: Markets - US - Options - Unusual Activities - Filter
Introduction: Users can now filter unusual activities.
8. [New Feature] Custom Function and D Mode
Path: Watchlists - Edit Field / Mode
Introduction: Users can now set the list header by themselves. And D mode is now available.
9. [New Feature] Shenzhen Stock Exchange Convertible Bonds
Path: Markets - CN - Convertible Bonds
Introduction: Users can now view the convertible bonds quotes on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
III. Manual Update and Feedback
  
1. How can I update manually?
Search moomoo in Google Play Store and tap update
2. Feedback
Go to [Me] - [App Feedback] in the moomoo App to give your product feedback, or leave a comment right here.  
Also, you can leave your comments below about how you guys like this series of new features or any further advice. 3 lucky mooers will be selected and rewarded with 88 points!!
Requirements:
- Follow 'Team moomoo'
- Leave a friendly comment with at least 20 words
Now download the iOS v11.19 of moomoo and experience all the exciting new features! Hope you guys enjoy!

Although Chinese tech stocks are probably one of the most unloved parts of global stock markets right now, it’s also worth taking a step back and looking at the actual businesses.
One of those companies under the microscope in China has been Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
Alibaba also happens to have a dominant presence in the cloud computing market in China through its Alibaba Cloud business.
In the US, most of us will be aware that the two leading players in cloud computing, Amazon and Microsoft Corporation， make incredible amounts of money from the sector.However, given the size and depth of the US market it's understandable. China's cloud market is still young, though. So, beyond the headlines, is Alibaba's cloud business actually just a younger version of Amazon?
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