What is the Discover tab？
Welcome to moomoo！
In this video, we'll explore the Discover tab and its three subtabs: Moo, Learn, and Papertrade.
Moo is where mooers share their knowledge, experiences, and insights about investments.
You'll find value advocates and technical analysis traders here sharing their real trading experiences and tips.
You can like, comment, or share posts, ask questions, and follow other mooers.
You can also attend live conferences on earnings calls, seminars, and other events.
Here in the Moo community, you won't feel alone on your investment journey.
The second tab, Moomoo Learn, is an education center providing tutorials about investment, including stocks, options, funds, and derivatives.
The blocks at the top show different topics. Tap on one topic you are interested in to enter its detail page.
The system will automatically design a study plan for you according to the information you provided.
Moomoo Learn offers tailored content to beginners and advanced investors.
Follow the guide and learn about investments step by step. You'll receive a level badge with each upgrade.
However, funded users have access to advanced tutorials such as earnings reports analysis and technical analysis.
Explore this tab to find more!
The last tab is Papertrade, a system that allows you to use virtual currency to simulate real trading, familiarize yourself with the process and decide on strategies.
To enter the system, you'll first need an account.
Once logged in, you will automatically receive one million simulated assets under each category and account.
Choose one account to start papertrading.
To change the layout order of the three functions using Navigation Settings at the bottom of Discover.
Follow us to the next episode to learn more about moomoo navigation.
This presentation is for informational and educational use only and is not a recommendation or endorsement of any particular investment or investment strategy. Investment information provided in this content is general in nature, strictly for illustrative purposes, and may not be appropriate for all investors. Read more
