Grateful for the feast and the profits this Thanksgiving! 🦃 My turkey is dressed in green, thanks to NVDA, TSLA, and POWL for serving up a lot more platter of gains this year. Here's to stocks that keep the portfolio (and the feast) full! 🍁📈
Like @Mrzorromentioned, the first thing I do when open Tiger app is to head to mission centre and try to complete them to earn coins. Later see if there are any new campaigns, promotions, etc. Then sit on the portfolio for hours 😜 and read related articles.
In 10 years, I see Tiger Brokers leading with an AI-powered virtual assistant for personalized investment advice and real-time market analysis. Imagine a holographic interface for visualizing market trends and simulating trades in a virtual reality environment. Tiger could also create a global financial ecosystem for seamless cross-border trading and social trading features to learn from top investors. The future looks incredibly promising!
When I spin this lucky draw, I keep receiving 2024 profile frame. Does it really worth at least a single tiger coin? Come on Tiger, you better replace it with "Please try again" [Sweats] Your profile frame is useless. It ain't Instagram to decorate my profile picture.
The anticipation surrounding the release of the iPhone 15 raises the question: Is Apple's stock a buy? Looking back at past iPhone releases, we see that Apple's stock performance has often been influenced by market sentiment following these launches. Despite the initial modest sales of the first iPhone, subsequent iterations have led to significant growth in both sales and stock price. The iPhone's revolutionary impact on the mobile phone industry has solidified Apple's market dominance. With each new iPhone release, investor confidence tends to increase, reflecting the company's continued innovation and market leadership. However, market reactions can be unpredictable, and factors such as global economic conditions and competitive pressures must be considered when evaluating Apple's inves
After Nvidia's fourth-quarter (Q4) earnings report, the company's stock surged by 15%, surprising Wall Street with better-than-expected results, particularly in its Data Center segment. Revenue reached $22.1 billion, exceeding estimates by approximately 8%, with Data Center revenue hitting $18.4 billion, a 7% difference from estimates and a 410% year-over-year increase. Nvidia also surpassed expectations with its net income and gross margin, which rose to 76.7%. The company's Q1 forecast includes revenue expectations of $24 billion and a gross margin between 76.3% and 77%. Analysts, while still bullish on Nvidia, have set modest price targets, with an average upside of only 4%. Despite this, many analysts anticipate greater returns, with targets ranging from 9% to 19%. Nvidia's strong perf