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With share markets enjoying a strong start to the year, investors are considering whether it's time to take profits.The adage “Sell in May and go away” often resurfaces in late April/early May.Major indices like $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ have retraced much from recent highs and bond yields have risen, the broader market performance suggests that global growth and earnings are pivotalBearish news continues to emerge with stagnant inflation and bad earnings irritating stock market.Despite short-term cooling off, particularly in large tech stocks, a broader sell-off isn't evident, indicating a potential rotation into undervalued sectors.Are you ready to Sell in May?Is the market correctio

This earnings season has entered a very peculiar mode. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ , far exceeding expectations, but posted with weaker guidance, plummeted in post-market. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ , with its historically worst earnings, surged over 15% after announcing plans to release cheaper models.Many investors are still on the sidelines, wondering whether it's a good time to buy or sell. Why not try Demo Account? Tiger’s Demo Account provides $100,000, the perfect tool for simulating trading. You might have heard stories of overnight wealth or bankruptcy with options, but most of us dare not to bet on earnings with real money. That's where the demo account comes in handy.Let’s look at my trades in dem

Over the past 30 years, the Japanese yen moved beyond USD/JPY 155 for the first time, potentially prompting Japan to intervene in the market. Despite the Bank of Japan ending its negative interest rate policy last month, interest rates remain close to zero after the rate hike.Are there any money-making opportunities? “Mrs. Watanabe,” referring to Japanese housewives who speculate in the forex market, profit from fluctuations in the yen exchange rate. Mrs. Watanabe borrows low-interest yen and invests in high-yield foreign bonds or forex deposits, capturing interest rate differentials. When anticipating possible intervention by BOJ, Mrs. Watanabe takes a short position in USD. Would you, like Mrs. Watanabe, try to make money from forex? The decline in the yen is also positive for the Japane

This week, hundreds of S&P companies released their financial reports, and a few companies stood out with significant gains either during yesterday's trading session or after hours.Let's take a look at yesterday's star stocks!Do you own any of these companies? Share your profitable positions with us!1. $Spotify Technology S.A.(SPOT)$ +11.41%: turn from loss to profit yoyRevenue reached €3.6 billion, up 20%.Adjusted operating profit: €168 million.Number of premium subscribers: 239 million, up 14% year-over-year.2. $GE Aerospace(GE)$ +8.28%: beat estimates and announced significant dividendQ1 revenue: $16.1 billion, up 11% year-over-year, beating by $400 million.Non-GAAP EPS: $0.82, beating by 17.14%.The

Nvidia recovers from last Friday’s plunge and rises to over $800 in the premarket trading.$800 is a sure thing this week? But it’s hard to tell the trend in MayAfter a 10% decline in a single day, holding firm or “buying the dip” require much determination. Most investors may still be waiting to see if Nvidia will continue to decline. Maybe this week won’t witness more declines. But the real worry is yet to come in May. Nvidia earnings are scheduled for May 22nd.Has the AI frenzy led by Nvidia come to an end? More exciting news ahead!Chat GPT 5 is expected this summer.Sam Altman is raising $7 trillion for AI chips.Apple is pushing AI initiatives this summer/fall.Microsoft has a $100 billion AI fund.At what price will you bottom Nvidia?Will Nvidia close above $800 this week?Will you trade s

Investing is a major undertaking that requires money, time, and relevant financial knowledge. Many people who are busy with work may choose mutual funds, while others who are unfamiliar with financial management may choose to save their money in banks. So why do you choose investing in stock market?For investors who choose to invest in the stock market, continuous learning about fundamentals, macro events, company financial reports, and more is necessary to make money in the market. If losses occur, investors may need to invest even more money, which also requires them to have a well-paying job.Is your job helpful for your investments?What kind of jobs do you guys have that allow you to keep trading?Leave your comments and also post to win tiger coins~

After most bank stocks had a rough start, both $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ and $Netflix(NFLX)$ fell over 5% despite significantly exceeding earnings expectations, mainly due to weak guidance from these companies.$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $Apple(AAPL)$ performance may not bring much surprise. $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ this week is struggling to defend $850.The trend of continuing decline and a sharp drop after earnings seems inevitable.In this situation, would you go with the flow of the market to cut losses?Or are you a steadfast believer who will hold on?For example, Nvid

The price of Bitcoin once plummeted to $59,900, hitting its lowest point since March. Over the past 7 days, Bitcoin has dropped by over 12%. $59,000 is an important support level for BTC.If it holds above this level, Bitcoin may reach new highs. If Bitcoin falls below $59,000, it could drop to the range of $45,000 to $50,000.The halving is just less than 2 days away.Can the halving event bring the expected rally? The Bitcoin halving is expected to occur this Friday or Saturday. Historically, after three halving events, Bitcoin's price surged higher.Data from BitwiseFirst halving: $12 in 2012 Second halving: $650 in 2016 Third halving: $8,800 in 2020However, Bitcoin may not rise directly after the halving. Investors need to be patient.Will halving spark the expected rally?Is the rally of Bi

Recently, the overall market has continued to decline amid multiple bearish news.The Fear & Greed Index has shifted from “greed” a month ago to “fear.”Are your attitudes also shifting from FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) to fear of being trapped in a downturn?Bank stocks got off to a bad start.Except for $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ and $Morgan Stanley(MS)$ , most of major banks missed their estimates and declined after earnings. $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ fell the most, declining by over 6% in response to disappointing net interest income.  $Wells Fargo(WFC)$ , $Citigroup(C)$ ,

The three major indices retraced as conflicts escalates, with $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closing at $5061 on Monday.Israel’s military chief Herzi Halevi said Iran’s attack on the country “will be met with a response”. Investors' concerns about potential retaliation from Israel have further intensified market risk aversion sentiment.However, some argue that this official stance is more like a "show" by both sides and will not lead to further substantive impacts.The market selloff was also driven by expectations of interest rate hikes. UBS’s economic team believes that if inflation pressures persist, federal funds rate may rise to 6.5% in the coming year.Market giants such as $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ ,