NIO reports strong third-quarter revenue, whereas higher costs squeeze the margin, bordering on breakeven
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Attitude: NIO delivered 31,607 vehicles in Q3 2022, representing a solid growth of 29.3%YoY. During this quarter, NIO achieved solid top line growth against a challenging environment. To meet the growing user demand and shorten the waiting time, th...

There's a saying that goes, "don't put all your eggs in one basket."
Domestic stocks and foreign stocks tend to perform differently from year to year. So finding international investing opportunities may be a great way to diversify one's portfolio and lower risks.
What's more, investing globally provides access to growth opportunities outside. 
So what do you think about investing internationally?
Which market do you think is better to invest in currently? Wh...

What is Dividend?
Dividends are funded from the company's long-term cash flows and profits each year.
Dividends are cash payments distributed to shareholders at regular intervals, with semiannual payments (every six months) the most commonly chosen interval in Australia. However, dividends can also be paid monthly, quarterly, or annually, and even on a one-off basis in the case of "special dividends". Alternatively, a company may not pay a cash...

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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
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major indices moved downward, Russell 2000 Index decreased 1.07% ...

The market has wildly fluctuated in almost daily reactions to a looming armed conflict in Ukraine. It's been up, it's been down - and it seems to react to every message coming out of either side.
The implication from history is that an armed conflict and the effect it has on the market should be viewed as a buying opportunity for quality stocks and investments. Most of the time, the market simply shrugs it off.
However, the implication here is that even an armed co...

As all people know, investors should always avoid emotional investing. But in most cases, investors' mood swings when the market is highly volatile.
People are not entirely rational. Feelings and other intangible stuff dictate them. Human beings are not able to act like machines and programs. It's nearly impossible for one to eliminate every shred of feelings. 
In that case, every investor must have been through "emotional damage" more or less in their trading journey...

This memo is the latest one written by Howard Marks who is an American investor and writer. Marks is the co-founder and co-chairman of Oaktree Captial Management. The memo is of great value for all investors. The third section is as follows:
If you shouldn’t sell things because they’re up, and you shouldn’t sell because they’re down, is it ever right to sell? As I previously mentioned, I described the discussions that took place while Andrew and his family lived with...