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FOMO: The most deadly emotional killer in the stock market.
In the stock market, there is an emotion that is more dangerous than greed and more concealed than fear, which is FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), meaning "the fear of missing out" in Chinese.
You may have experienced a scenario like this:
A stock has risen for three consecutive days, and the group is going wild with messages, so you can't help but rush in to 'chase the high'.
The news says a certain Technology stock has doubled, and you start regretting not getting in earlier, so you decide to Buy directly the next day.
All your friends are making money, but you are out of the market, so you hurriedly look for a stock to jump in...
This is not an investment strategy; this is a FOMO operation driven by emotions.
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📈 1. Typical behaviors of FOMO.
FOMO can lead investors to engage in the following high-risk behaviors:
✅ 1. Buying at a high price.
After seeing the stock price rise for several days, the decision to follow up is made, but it often results in buying at high points and being trapped at the top.
✅ 2. Blindly following trends.
Without conducting Fundamental Analysis, just because of hearing that 'that stock is going to soar', rushing in to buy.
✅ 3. Frequently changing stocks.
Constantly switching back and forth, always feeling that "other people's stocks are better," and "missing out on opportunities."
✅ 4. Losing control of emotions after missing out.
Seeing the stocks that were not bought hit the limit up, feeling downcast or even regretful, affecting the judgment for the next operation.
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🔍 2. Why are we controlled by FOMO?
1. The psychology of social comparison
Seeing others making money, we do not want to "fall behind", especially when friends or groups...
In the stock market, there is an emotion that is more dangerous than greed and more concealed than fear, which is FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), meaning "the fear of missing out" in Chinese.
You may have experienced a scenario like this:
A stock has risen for three consecutive days, and the group is going wild with messages, so you can't help but rush in to 'chase the high'.
The news says a certain Technology stock has doubled, and you start regretting not getting in earlier, so you decide to Buy directly the next day.
All your friends are making money, but you are out of the market, so you hurriedly look for a stock to jump in...
This is not an investment strategy; this is a FOMO operation driven by emotions.
---
📈 1. Typical behaviors of FOMO.
FOMO can lead investors to engage in the following high-risk behaviors:
✅ 1. Buying at a high price.
After seeing the stock price rise for several days, the decision to follow up is made, but it often results in buying at high points and being trapped at the top.
✅ 2. Blindly following trends.
Without conducting Fundamental Analysis, just because of hearing that 'that stock is going to soar', rushing in to buy.
✅ 3. Frequently changing stocks.
Constantly switching back and forth, always feeling that "other people's stocks are better," and "missing out on opportunities."
✅ 4. Losing control of emotions after missing out.
Seeing the stocks that were not bought hit the limit up, feeling downcast or even regretful, affecting the judgment for the next operation.
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🔍 2. Why are we controlled by FOMO?
1. The psychology of social comparison
Seeing others making money, we do not want to "fall behind", especially when friends or groups...
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$MAYBANK (1155.MY)$
Maybank recently announced that it will provide a sustainability-linked loan (SLL) of up to RM638 million to AT&S Malaysia. At first glance, it may seem like a regular financing arrangement, but there are three key points behind it that investors should pay attention to📌:
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🔍 1️⃣ Who is AT&S?
AT&S, a global semiconductor materials giant from Austria, specializes in high-end IC substrate packaging and is a key supplier to Apple, Intel, and AMD.
Currently, it is constructing the largest substrate factory in Southeast Asia in Kulim, Kedah, with a total investment of 8.5 billion Ringgit, expected to create 5,000 high-paying technology jobs.
In essence, this is a major foreign high-tech manufacturing project and a significant piece in Malaysia's semiconductor landscape.
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🏦 2️⃣ What is a Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL)?
A Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL) is a type of loan where better sustainability performance leads to lower interest rates.
If AT&S achieves KPIs such as energy savings, carbon emissions reduction, and the use of green electricity, the loan interest rate will be more favorable. Conversely, if these KPIs are not met, the interest rate will increase.
✅ This type of loan helps Maybank achieve its ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) financial goals and strengthens its presence in the green finance sector.
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💡 3️⃣ What are the bullish factors for Maybank?
• In addition to earning interest income, it can also provide Forex, cash management...
Maybank recently announced that it will provide a sustainability-linked loan (SLL) of up to RM638 million to AT&S Malaysia. At first glance, it may seem like a regular financing arrangement, but there are three key points behind it that investors should pay attention to📌:
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🔍 1️⃣ Who is AT&S?
AT&S, a global semiconductor materials giant from Austria, specializes in high-end IC substrate packaging and is a key supplier to Apple, Intel, and AMD.
Currently, it is constructing the largest substrate factory in Southeast Asia in Kulim, Kedah, with a total investment of 8.5 billion Ringgit, expected to create 5,000 high-paying technology jobs.
In essence, this is a major foreign high-tech manufacturing project and a significant piece in Malaysia's semiconductor landscape.
⸻
🏦 2️⃣ What is a Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL)?
A Sustainability-Linked Loan (SLL) is a type of loan where better sustainability performance leads to lower interest rates.
If AT&S achieves KPIs such as energy savings, carbon emissions reduction, and the use of green electricity, the loan interest rate will be more favorable. Conversely, if these KPIs are not met, the interest rate will increase.
✅ This type of loan helps Maybank achieve its ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) financial goals and strengthens its presence in the green finance sector.
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💡 3️⃣ What are the bullish factors for Maybank?
• In addition to earning interest income, it can also provide Forex, cash management...
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I just joined Moomoo for only 3 months, and haven’t done many transactions in the half of 2025. My investment will focus on AI and 9 magnificent stocks or ETF in the rest of 2025.

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Hi y'all, I started Moomoo just last year around November. it started when I saw my friend amazing high risk high return portfolio, netting a whopping rm20k (we're uni students)
I joined and along with him, traded SOXL and SOXS exclusively for it's high volatility. At first I got the beginners luck and got a few lucky W. Then I started day traded recklessly on SOXL and SOXS with BOLL and MACD and lost around 20% of my entire portfolio. What a dumb move 😔
$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
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I joined and along with him, traded SOXL and SOXS exclusively for it's high volatility. At first I got the beginners luck and got a few lucky W. Then I started day traded recklessly on SOXL and SOXS with BOLL and MACD and lost around 20% of my entire portfolio. What a dumb move 😔
$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
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