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In honour of Anzac Day, we're hosting a special event for our Australian community members. Whether you're going to spend the morning at a dawn service, or commemorate in your own way - we wanted to foster camaraderie within the moomoo community.
Inspired by the Aussie classic you'll find at your local pub on Anzac day, we are playing two-up - with a trading twist!
If you aren't familiar with two-up, it is a traditional Australian gambling...
Inspired by the Aussie classic you'll find at your local pub on Anzac day, we are playing two-up - with a trading twist!
If you aren't familiar with two-up, it is a traditional Australian gambling...
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The rising tension in the Middle East had a significant impact on US stocks. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell 1.8%, the biggest one-day decline in two months. The S&P 500 index fell more than 1% for two consecutive days, the biggest two-day decline since the Bank of Silicon Valley went out of business. The Dow fell for the sixth day in a row, and Salesforce's stock price plummeted by more than 7%.
Tesla's stock price fell 5.6% to an 11-month low, leading the decline of the “Seven Sisters” in the tech industry. Although Nvidia rose nearly 3% in early trading, it eventually closed down 2.5%. Furthermore, benefiting from a strong rebound in the investment banking business, Goldman Sachs net profit surged 28% year over year in the first quarter, and the stock price eventually closed up nearly 3%.
The US government said it did not support Israel's retaliatory attacks against Iran. Meanwhile, after the US retail sales data was released, the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose by more than 10 basis points in the intraday period, breaking 4.60%, reaching a five-month high. The US dollar index also jumped to a new five-month high, while the yen continued to fall, hitting a new low since 1990.
Increased instability in the Middle East prompted investors to seek safe haven assets. Gold prices surged nearly 3% intraday, hitting a record high for the third day in a row. After experiencing fluctuations in crude oil prices, the decline narrowed somewhat. Affected by global political uncertainty, the price of Bitcoin also experienced a sharp drop, falling below $63,000 at one point.
At the same time, due to the release of the new “National Nine Rules” policy, China's A-share market generally rose, but small stocks and ST shares experienced sharp declines. China Securities also performed well in the US stock market...
Tesla's stock price fell 5.6% to an 11-month low, leading the decline of the “Seven Sisters” in the tech industry. Although Nvidia rose nearly 3% in early trading, it eventually closed down 2.5%. Furthermore, benefiting from a strong rebound in the investment banking business, Goldman Sachs net profit surged 28% year over year in the first quarter, and the stock price eventually closed up nearly 3%.
The US government said it did not support Israel's retaliatory attacks against Iran. Meanwhile, after the US retail sales data was released, the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds rose by more than 10 basis points in the intraday period, breaking 4.60%, reaching a five-month high. The US dollar index also jumped to a new five-month high, while the yen continued to fall, hitting a new low since 1990.
Increased instability in the Middle East prompted investors to seek safe haven assets. Gold prices surged nearly 3% intraday, hitting a record high for the third day in a row. After experiencing fluctuations in crude oil prices, the decline narrowed somewhat. Affected by global political uncertainty, the price of Bitcoin also experienced a sharp drop, falling below $63,000 at one point.
At the same time, due to the release of the new “National Nine Rules” policy, China's A-share market generally rose, but small stocks and ST shares experienced sharp declines. China Securities also performed well in the US stock market...
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Universal Stainless and Alloy Products (USAP) is a US specialty alloy manufacturer. In Sept last year, my analysis showed that there was no margin of safety. As such I opined that it was not an investment opportunity.
However since then the market price had gone up by 80%. Do I regret not buying it?
I just updated my analysis of USAP and reached the same conclusion ie that it is still overpriced. My conclusion was based on US...
However since then the market price had gone up by 80%. Do I regret not buying it?
I just updated my analysis of USAP and reached the same conclusion ie that it is still overpriced. My conclusion was based on US...
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$Tesla(TSLA.US$ "You can do whatever you want, you can travel anywhere in the world, live and work one by one. You don't need to worry about daily trivial matters, and you don't need to look at anyone's face anymore." Alexander Elder in the opening chapter of "Trading for a Living" Speaking of this. I yearn for this kind of unfettered life. The author's 3M theory, I only have one M. It's okay, just mindset. What is lacking is the method and fund management, and we will have to work harder on the other two M in the future.
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$Lucid Group(LCID.US$ I think that the average retail investor has no clue as to how many hidden wealthy people there are on this rock. Lucid cars are fantastic. Rich people don't mind paying for extreme quality. A 170,000 dollar vehicle doesn't affect their life. No more than a 20,000 dollar Duesenberg did in 1929. This company is building AMERICAN cars. The stock is going to be a value for many years to come...... IMHO!
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