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Monopoly: Tiger Trade edition

Hope 2024 will be a good year for shares and ETFs!

Happy New Year everyone! Here's to a better year with growth and prosperity!

Let's play Monopoly Tiger Brokers' edition! Build all the buildings!

Happy New Year everyone! Hope 2024 will be the year of continuous growth and great returns!

Buying shares directly from shareholders of Twitter might be the only way forward for Elon Musk to gain control of Twitter.

Semiconductors companies are not getting the same love as they use to get. They will get the love back provided their financial results for this quarter are beyond expectations.

Netflix may be losing subscribers now but wait till they have another squid game hit TV show that attracts new or old subscribers to regain market share.

The Federal Reserve Board of Governors should tread carefully and balance between on expanding the economy while keeping inflation under control but not risk triggering or speeding up the inevitable recession.

Elon Musk buying Twitter is the best thing that happened to the social media platform. Shareholders will benefit a lot from Elon Musk's guidance and vision for the company.

Companies are using inflation as a cover to increase their prices or shrink their products for the same or higher price. Companies should have more transparency if they increase their prices.

Idea of recession of the U.S. economy should not be a question of IF but WHEN. Recession is an evitable event, part of the business cycle perhaps the recession gets shorter with government intervention.

U.S. inflation reaches 8.5%, highest in 40 years. Looks like it is very likely the interest rate will increase by 50 base points during the next Fed meeting.