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    1) particularly, the US market has proved to be uptrend in the long term and many have multiplied their finances simply by holding on to the right stock(s).
    2a) I’m not based in the US.
    therefore, to do intraday during US trading hours would mean starting at 9.30pm and staying up till possibly 4am: hence eating into my sleep and health.
    2b) I’m not a full-time trader. which also means I hold a regular day job, and will require regular sleep most of the time to preserve my function in the long-run. (whereas having a long term investment would mean that I wouldn’t be checking-back on a daily basis, giving me ample sleep)
    3) since short term investments or intraday trading would require regular buy and sell analysis, technically, it wouldn’t be making your money work on its own. so that would literally mean taking up a second job.
    4) the pressure can quickly add to daily stress, especially with beginning investors. and with the possible lack of sleep on top of that, relationships and daily decisions can take a setback. (the goal of investing should propel towards financial ease or freedom and not lifestyle deterioration)
    $IFAST(AIY.SG)$ time... fight again next time
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    $Roblox(RBLX.US)$ Roblox stock closed down 9.03% on Wednesday and continued its decline on Thursday, closing down nearly 3%. $JPMorgan(JPM.US)$ analyst Alexia Quadrani thinks the selling looks overdone and has an "overweight" rating on the stock with a price target of $123. Roblox booked between $208 million and $211 million in November, below Quadrani's forecast of $229 million. Daily active users rose 5% month-on-month, compared with Quadrani's forecast for 10% growth. Average daily active user bookings (ABPDAU) also missed expectations, growing only 5% sequentially, compared with Quadrani's forecast of 9%.
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    2021 is a year of volatility. It has witnessed the rise of meme stocks, starting with $GameStop(GME.US)$ and WallStreeBets early in January and up to the moon $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$ in June. After the 2020 pandemic, S&P 500 rallied 100% within 354 trading days*. In times of chip shortage, investors are also watching the tech stocks closely. Not to mention dramas like what caused by Elon Musk and Donald Trump on $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ and $Digital World Acquisition Corp(DWAC.US)$ . What a year!
    *Source: CNBC Maekets News
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    Learn my lessons I'm just starting out in short-term trading $Ocugen(OCGN.US)$ . Then the money came fast, but it also went really fast. It made me feel overwhelmed, but because of this, I wanted to learn the proper techniques and skills to do short-term trading and benefit from it. I'm still a newbie and I'm always learning!
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    $Frencken(E28.SG)$ $UMS(558.SG)$ Do not chase..
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    Roblox has a marketplace where its users can sell all sorts of accessories, from funky haircuts to entire outfits, to dress up their avatars. Many items are non-collectibles, meaning as many people can buy them as they want.
    One of these, a Gucci Queen Bee Dionysus bag, was initially sold for a mere 475 Robux (around $5). But due to only being available for an hour a day on two days, the price hiking began immediately. The highest successful listing sold the bag for $4,115, though some reportedly attempted to shill it for over $10,000.
    In November, $Nike(NKE.US)$announced a partnership with Roblox to offer a free virtual playspace called Nikeland. In its current iteration, Nikeland includes minigames such as tag, dodgeball and lava floors.
    In addition, $Ralph Lauren(RL.US)$will debut The Ralph Lauren Winter Escape on $Roblox(RBLX.US)$to show off its holiday fashion themes.
    Our engagement in the metaverse is a natural extension of our lifestyle brand which, at its core, has always been about stepping into the worlds of Ralph Lauren. Our partnership with Roblox builds on years of digital innovation and underlines our belief in the opportunity that virtual spaces and economies present — especially when it comes to the next generation of consumers.”
    —— said Alice Delahunt, chief digital and content officer at Ralph Lauren, in a statement.
    Universes like Roblox are attractive to companies because they introduce younger users to their brands and give them a chance to see their marketing vision before graduating to real-world products. And traffic has been booming: VF Corp.’s Vans World in Roblox has had more than 50 million visits since its April launch. Nikeland, which Nike Inc. announced last month, has had more than 6 million visits.
    Morgan Stanley analysts including Edward Stanley said last month that luxury NFTs, which include digital fashion, may reach 50 billion euros (about $56 billion) by 2030, with collectible items growing in popularity. Luxury brands like Louis Vuitton and Burberry have also been dabbling in the space.
    Mooers, what do you think and will you pay for these in a virtual world?
    Source: GamesBeat, FORTUNE, Polygon, engadget
    How much will you pay for a virtual Gucci bag?
    How much will you pay for a virtual Gucci bag?
    How much will you pay for a virtual Gucci bag?
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    $DouYu(DOYU.US)$ Fighter in the trash
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