$FTSE Singapore Straits Time Index(.STI.SG)$ 1. Open positions randomly — New shareholders are quite confused about the market concept. Here, there are two types: one is very careful when opening positions, choosing more than a dozen stocks, and one buys 100 shares; the other is boldly opening positions, putting in as much capital as they have, and only using one ticket. The above two methods of operation eventually led to full storage of duvet covers.
　　2. Uncontrolled position filling - the operating concept is very good. I know how to fill up positions when they fall, but filling positions also depends on the face of the market. For example, if the market has not reversed and is in an adjustment trend, no matter how many positions are filled, the more positions are still covered, and the more they are filled, the deeper they are filled. The end result is that I don't know when to turn over.
　　3. Specializing in news stocks - This kind of person is the saddest. Every day, they check which ones only need to be suspended and which ones only benefit. This one only went in and didn't stop trading; it only went in without profit, and lost money. The end result was that after speculating on stocks for a long time, they lost quite a bit even though they didn't make any money.
　　4. Frequent changes of hands - when the market is bad, you have to adjust positions and exchange shares, but this principle is used when the market fluctuates little. After many people buy individual stocks, they fall as soon as they buy them; when they fall, they split; they rise again after cutting; they go up and down; they fall and split again.
　　5. Hearsay - As soon as this kind of person hears what their friend says which one is better, they immediately follow along. The friend next to them says it's OK to have another one, and then they follow along. In the end, there are several stocks in one account.
　　6. I don't understand stop loss and stop winning - many people don't pay for themselves when they enter stocks...

$Twitter (Delisted)(TWTR.US)$ On Friday, Twitter will inform employees via email if they have been fired, “If you are in the office or on your way to the office, please go home.”
At the beginning of 2022, the company had more than 7,500 people. Employees received an email on Thursday (11.3), but it did not detail the scale of the layoffs.
Musk has owned Twitter for a week now, demanding drastic cost cuts, and ups and downs.
Musk and his team have set out to reinvent Twitter, firing many senior leaders (including CEOs and finance and legal executives), and developing new product plans. Twitter's internal roster has increased by at least a few dozen people, including engineers from Tesla. These people reviewed the coding work of Twitter engineers and drew up a list of layoffs.
Exactly how many people will be fired? Earlier, when Jason Calacanis, a close friend of SK and entrepreneur, began to acquire Twitter, he suggested that Musk reduce the number of Twitter employees to about 3,000 people. If the data comes true, this would be Twitter's lowest level since it went public in 2013.
Musk's week of Twitter was full of uncertainty, scheduling two company-wide meetings, but both were cancelled; employees were only able to piece together information through various channels.
Full email:
To put Twitter on a healthy path, we'll go through the difficult process of reducing the global workforce on Friday. We recognize...

$S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ On November 2, the Federal Reserve's FOMC's penultimate interest rate meeting of the year will be the basis for market sentiment in the next month and a half.
Briefly describe the current market environment:
1. Halfway through the Q3 earnings season, the “strong industry, weak technology” pattern is more in line with the risk appetite of the current market. The growth period of software service gold has basically passed, and investors are more focused on companies with strong cash flow.
2. Employment and inflation are strong, and economic data can basically exceed expectations. This is the foundation for the Federal Reserve to dare to raise interest rates by leaps and bounds. Note, however, that economic data is mostly lagging behind.
3. Expectations of a recession are strong, as can be seen from transactions in the bond and capital markets, as well as financial reports from a large number of companies. Meanwhile, the strong US dollar has further allowed overseas capital to flow back.
4. The Federal Reserve actually lags behind the inflation curve, but the market is looking forward to “loosening the strings.” Recent updates to the Atlanta Federal Reserve econometric model suggest that the average interest rate on federal funds is more than 5%, but the market is beginning to worry that the Federal Reserve will tighten excessively. According to recent Federal Reserve sources, the Federal Reserve hopes that investors will be prepared to slow down the pace of interest rate hikes within a few weeks after the November 2 meeting, but not cause a continuous rebound in the stock market.
The 75 basis point rate hike in November is basically settled, and the interest rate meeting may end:
1. Raise interest rates by 75 basis points to release hawkish messages
2. Raise interest rates by 75 basis points to release a neutral message...

$Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$ On November 2, the Federal Reserve's FOMC's penultimate interest rate meeting of the year will be the basis for market sentiment in the next month and a half.
Briefly describe the current market environment:
1. Halfway through the Q3 earnings season, the “strong industry, weak technology” pattern is more in line with the risk appetite of the current market. The growth period of software service gold has basically passed, and investors are more focused on companies with strong cash flow.
2. Employment and inflation are strong, and economic data can basically exceed expectations. This is the foundation for the Federal Reserve to dare to raise interest rates by leaps and bounds. Note, however, that economic data is mostly lagging behind.
3. Expectations of a recession are strong, as can be seen from transactions in the bond and capital markets, as well as financial reports from a large number of companies. Meanwhile, the strong US dollar has further allowed overseas capital to flow back.
4. The Federal Reserve actually lags behind the inflation curve, but the market is looking forward to “loosening the strings.” Recent updates to the Atlanta Federal Reserve econometric model suggest that the average interest rate on federal funds is more than 5%, but the market is beginning to worry that the Federal Reserve will tighten excessively. According to recent Federal Reserve sources, the Federal Reserve hopes that investors will be prepared to slow down the pace of interest rate hikes within a few weeks after the November 2 meeting, but not cause a continuous rebound in the stock market.
The 75 basis point rate hike in November is basically settled, and the interest rate meeting may end:
1. Raise interest rates by 75 basis points to release hawkish messages
2. Interest rate hike 75...

$Tesla(TSLA.US)$How to interpret the results of the Fed's November interest rate meeting?
The resolution of the Fed's November interest rate meeting, which attracted a lot of attention in the early hours of yesterday morning, continued to raise interest rates by 75 basis points in November.
Although this is the fourth consecutive major interest rate hike this year, the market has already accepted the November rate hike. At the same time, the resolution also hinted at a dove turn, saying that "the cumulative tightening of monetary policy, the lag of monetary policy affecting economic activity and inflation, and economic and financial development will be considered", meaning that it depends on whether so much will be added later. This was interpreted by the market as a hint of doves, so after the announcement of the meeting resolution at 2: 00, US stocks continued to rise.
But the turning point came at the 02:30 press conference. Powell expressed a tough position at the press conference, stressing that do not care about the speed of interest rate increases, the focus of interest rate increases has been lasting is a more noteworthy issue, stressed that it is too early to consider to stop raising interest rates. And Powell re-emphasized the inflation target, stressing that terminal interest rates would be higher than previously expected. The final end of the rate hike was expected to end at 4.6 per cent in September, but rose to 5-5.25 per cent after Mr Powell's speech. This higher-than-expected result caused the market to turn down again to a hawkish position.
So overall, the Fed, through a series of operations, hinted at a marginal decline in the rate hike in December, confirming the market's previous expectations.