As a whole, outlook for Q4 beginning January 2024 earnings are up, EPS are up for the majority of companies according to the S&P 500. An interesting antidote. The “Millennial Earnings Season” as it is called. Is when Wall Street continuously lowers estimates as the reporting period approaches, so that “everyone gets a trophy”. This can be seen in the majority of companies beating estimates each quarter regardless of economic and financial conditions. This would otherwise not be possible if analysts were held to their original estimates.

According to last month's forecasts, the lowest price Tesla gets was $183. So $180 is a very good price to own Tesla. In addition, Musk is having Fully Automated Driving (FSD) in mind for the future of Tesla. You can count on Elon Musk to get things done. People are not buying Tesla, but are buying Elon Musk not for no reasons.

I do not normally invest in Bitcoin, but I was given $10 AUD by Independent Reserves last year for signing up with them. I used the money to buy Bitcoin with them. It hasn’t grow much and has dropped in value by a little as the value of Bitcoin falls. Here’s the link for Tigers that want to have a go. Claim your $10 of Bitcoins for free by signing up for an account with Independent Reserve: https://www.independentreserve.com/au/bonus

My recommendation would be CBA (Commonwealth Bank of Australia), because it's one of the top big 4 banks and bank stocks are inflation-resistant investments. Customer taking advantage of the rising interest rates tend to put cash in the bank to take advantage of the higher yields on offer from savings accounts and term deposits. All of this is good news for bank stocks in general.

The Online Chat Services in Help Center is one of the best features. One can ask for help about just anything trading and don't have to wait long to get connected and it's available till late at night. Fees is one of the cheapest compared to other trading platforms. One can make friends and leave messages for other Tigers Is a plus. 🌷 Tiger Coins and Stock Vouchers are like no others. No other trading platforms offers thesame kinds of incentives and rewards to their investors quite in the same way. ❤️ News and recommended stocks to buy are a plus. I first learned about a lot of things including Tesla, the collapse of FTX and ChatGPT before I even heard about it on the news on TV.

Tiger Coins are the best things that happened so far, but sometimes the Activities, Events or Topics doesn't always give the coins that it promises. For example Daily Activities doesn't always works as it supposed to be. It says to give 3 Warm Up Comments or 5 Warm Up Likes to receive Tiger Coins. I did that and it didn't register my contributions correctly and I wasn't given the Tiger Coins or that I have to give more than 3 Warm Up Comments or 5 Warm Up Likes to receive the Tiger Coins. Some Events or Topics didn’t always give the Tiger Coins it promises either without the need to chase it up first by asking people at Chat for help. The awarded Tiger Coins in the Tiger Coins Statement didn’t always state clearly what the Tiger Coins are for or were written in Chinese inste

Old Stock Vouchers that have already claimed Shouldn't be in the Rewards Center and have a link on it that says "Check Now, because it confuses people Thinking that these are still active and there's still prizes to be cashed 

Good companies & Fair prices - For wealth preservation it’s important to choose good stable blue-chip corporations that do well in good times and bad. - Fair prices to keep the market competitive, because if there are more buyers than sellers, the stock's price will climb. If there are more sellers than buyers, the price will drop. So it’s important to have alternatives where there are too much competitions to help level the playing fields and spread the market shares.

Thank you Tiger Brokers for my own special presentations of my investment journey! It had been a wonderful year (good or bad) and most delightful investment experience I have ever come across and I'm very much looking forward to many more wonderful days ahead and so much more to learn.  It was a Scammer that instructed me to sign up for an account with Tiger Broker, but I'm thankful that it had came to be, because I would never have come to known Tiger Brokers otherwise. The Scammer Analyst promised people big profits by instructing people to buy shares (in Telegram chatroom) using people's Tiger Brokers account, but people made huge losses when selling their shares according to the Analysts instructions. It must have been a fake stock that he instructed people to buy. Friends @Viv22

Frankly I only buy dividend shares (or stocks) and do Dividend Capturing. Buy the shares 2 days before ex dividend date and sell it on or after the ex dividend date. You can search most US & ASX shares for its ex dividend date at https://www.dividendmax.com/ “Dividend capture strategy returns are the trading technique of buying a stock just before the dividend is paid, holding it just long enough to collect the dividend, then selling it. If you can sell it for as much as you paid, you have “captured” the dividend at no cost, other than the transaction costs." The only downside to this strategy is that "after a stock goes ex-dividend, the share price typically drops by the amount of the dividend paid to reflect the fact that new shareholders are not entitled to that paym

The bullish trend of Meta and Amazon is likely to continue as the stock market flashes a strong buy signal in the medium to long term. Positive signs pointed to a bright outlook for stocks in the coming year. Corporate earnings slide substantially higher and profits soar over 2025 and 2026. Thanks to the stellar GDP growth. Meta is expected to rise far more than Amazon in 2024 given its faster growth, greater agility in deploying Generative AI and its less asset-intensive model. If you invest for the long term, buying the dip on tech giants is a good strategy to minimise costs and increase potential returns. Tech giants are worth the bet, as many of these firms have growth plans that will act as a catalyst for the shares in both the near and long term.

According to an email I received There’s going to be a New Green Energy far out weighs Tesla, but to find out what the name of the company that owns it is, I’m required to subscribe to their newsletters (and it’s not free) Which I didn’t do. This is what it says: Teslas take five hours to recharge. And they’re expensive. And the cost of replacing the batteries can be $40,000 or more. But there’s a brand new type of green energy… Developed in a secretive NASA program… That can fill up your car in 3 minutes flat. And is — 100X more powerful than Tesla batteries. It’s no wonder Bloomberg recently went on record to say that this new type of fuel holds the key “solving the energy crisis” in America. The best part is, one tiny company holds the patents for this new type of green energy. And

1) Never put all my eggs in one basket I.e. Diversify The logic is here is that. “If you invest in things that do not move in the same direction, at the same time or at the same pace, then you will reduce your chances of losing all of your money at the same time or at the same pace.” 2) Invest only excess funds Excess funds are the cash that exceeds the cash required for day-to-day operations. 3. Never sell during a down trend (under normal circumstances) Prices will rebound. "If investors sell when the market is down, they will realize an actual loss. A lesson many investors have learned is that if they sit tight and wait for the upturn to come, they won't realize a loss. In fact, they may even see their portfolios gain more value than they had before the downturn.”

The only asset in my portfolio _ Tesla. Investing in green energy of the future. While perfecting in EV still has a long way to go. The journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step. Electric cars are growing in popularity every day. Like conventional cars, there are certain benefits and drawbacks of using an electric vehicle compared to a gasoline-powered one. Here are the top few to keep in mind: Pros Of Electric Cars Cons Of Electric Cars Electric cars are energy efficient Electric cars can't travel as far Electric cars reduce emissions "Fueling" takes longer Electric cars require lower maintenance Electric cars are sometimes more expensive On the pros side, electric cars are energy efficient, are better for the environment, and don't require as much maintenance as tradit

Trailing Stop Order I tried to buy a stock by using the Trailing Stop Order instead of Limit Order, but it fails to execute or secure a transaction. Maybe the Spread (set by the system) was set too high. I’ll try again next time by changing the Spread to a lower number. But this is one of the good order types to use, because it helps “to protect gains by enabling a trade to remain open and continue to profit as long as the price is moving in the investor's favor. The order closes the trade if the price changes direction by a specified percentage or dollar amount.” “A sell trailing stop order sets the stop price at a fixed amount below the market price with an attached "trailing" amount. As the market price rises, the stop price rises by the trail amount, but if the stock price falls, the s

Grab started out as a Taxi hailing services has had to compete with rivals such as Gojek, TADA and ComfortDelGro, extending its services to include Ride hailing, food, grocery, package delivery & ecommerce in order to boost its profitability. Grab's key focus in 2024 is to strive to keep fares low, protect workers pay (driver's income) and keeping standards high. 

Top Investing Quotes from Contrarians “Wide diversification is only required when investors do not understand what they are doing." — Warren Buffett According to investment guru Warren Buffett diversification is only important if you don’t know your market, but once you’ve gotten your feet wet and are confidence in your investments, you can adjust your portfolio accordingly and make bigger gambles. The danger of over-diversification is that it reduces a portfolio's returns without necessarily reducing its risk. Each new investment added to a portfolio lowers its overall risk profile. But at the same time, these incremental additions also reduce the portfolio's expected return.

Caught up in a down trend was the most devastating thing for me. As I bought VFC (VF Corp) for 32.89 towards the end of last year, just before the market crashed. Now it’s down to 31.04, I’ve lost 25.71. Although there’s progress and things are picking up slowly. Wishing it would progress quicker and go green sooner, so I could sell it and freed up the funds for something else.