To The Moon

On the evening of October 30, 2025, the Trade to Win Season 3 offline meetup was successfully held at Tiger Brokers' Singapore office. We were honored to host three exceptional traders from the current competition—EliteEquity, Bobafett, and Suneelbadola—who shared their valuable trading experiences and insights with both live and online investors.🥳🥳🥳🥰🥰🥰Part 1: The People Behind the PerformanceThe session began with the top-ranked traders introducing themselves, revealing the individuals behind the impressive stats:[Smart][Smart]EliteEquity: An IT professional in cybersecurity. His trading journey began just three years ago when he discovered Tiger Brokers and started exploring various instruments like options. H

Last week (October 27-31), there was a divergence in the trend of Hong Kong and the US stock market: the US stock market overall rose, with $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rising about 0.7%, $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rising about 2.2%, and $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ rising about 0.8%. Driven by strong performance guidance from $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ and positive news from the semiconductor/technology sector, the overall upward trend continued throughout the month.The Hong Kong market is relatively under pressure, with$HSI(HSI)$ fallin

Last week (October 13-17), the Hong Kong and US stock markets showed a volatile pattern of "first rebounding and then falling back", with the theme still dominated by trade and geopolitical news. The US market started the week on a positive note, with chip and large tech stocks driving a rebound. However, with concerns about tariffs and export controls against China resurfacing, market volatility has intensified; Overall, the S&P and Nasdaq closed higher over the weekend, with weekly performance driven by both corporate profits and trade expectations.[Miser][Miser]Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock :$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$Tesla became the king of transactions mainly due to the unusually active options market: there were mi

[Miser][Miser]Last week (Oct 6–10), markets swung from early optimism to a sharp risk-off finish as renewed U.S.–China tariff threats roiled sentiment. Global tech had powered gains early in the week, but Friday’s tariff headlines from President Trump sparked a broad sell-off that erased much of the week’s advance — $S&P 500(.SPX)$and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ plunged on Friday in their largest one-day drops since April, wiping out weekly gains.Hong Kong felt the spillover. Local trading was already digesting HSBC’s proposed HK$106.1bn privatization of Hang Seng Bank (announced Oct. 9), which rattled banking stocks and added to regional volatility; the Hang Seng slipped as trade

Last week (September 15-19), the Hong Kong and US stock markets generally strengthened amidst multiple positive factors and risk aversion. Affected by the Federal Reserve's announcement of interest rate cuts and the release of further easing expectations, the three major indexes of the US stock market have repeatedly hit historical highs. The market is led by technology and semiconductors (partially driven by the funding and cooperation dynamics of Nvidia and Intel), while internal purchases of heavyweight stocks such as Tesla have boosted risk sentiment, driving the US stock market to close higher this week.On the Hong Kong side, $HSI(HSI)$ also recorded an upward trend, benefiting from the continuous southward movement of mainland

In this stock trading competition, @Eastcoastboy — an IT cybersecurity sales professional with 10 years of trading experience — stuck to a simple rule: know what you buy. He didn’t change his usual strategy for the contest; instead he relied on company fundamentals, market demand and adaptive execution to capture opportunities.🔍 Background & ApproachBackground: Works in IT cybersecurity sales; 10 years trading experience.Competition strategy: No special tweaks for the contest — follow your own, proven process: understand the company business model and growth strategy before investing. ✅🎯 Stock Selection & Risk ManagementSelection criteria: Company business model, market demand, and growth strategy.Risk approach:

Last week U.S. markets pushed higher as growing bets on Fed rate cuts and strong tech earnings powered a risk-on stretch—$纳斯达克(.IXIC)$ notched record closes and $标普500(.SPX)$ finished the week up roughly 1.6%, helped by strength in mega-caps and data-center names.Hong Kong outperformed, with $恒生指数(HSI)$ rallying sharply as mainland inflows and renewed optimism for Chinese tech names drove broad gains. Investors cited improving macro signals and robust corporate updates as key supports.Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock :$特斯拉(TSLA)$ Tesla became the m

Last week U.S. indices ended the holiday-shortened week on a cautiously optimistic note. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.3%, and the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ climbed 1.1%, both buoyed by resilient tech sector gains and surging rate-cut expectations after a weak August jobs report added just 22,000 positions and pushed unemployment to 4.3%, the highest since 2021. The$Dow Chemical(DOW)$ slipped about 0.3% as investors pondered the potential effects of impending Fed policy moves.Hong Kong markets extended their advance into the month’s first week. The $HSI(HSI)$ Index clos

In this stock trading competition, @沙隆巴斯對你股票使用黑卡 stood out thanks to a solid accounting background and a disciplined value-investing approach. He began investing in 2020 (curious to try Tiger Brokers during the pandemic) and, over five years, has focused on U.S. stocks, IPOs, and Malaysian names—always with accounting rigor and a calm, long-term mindset.[Smart][Smart]🎁🔥🥳🥳🔍 Background & Investment ExperienceQ1 — Tell us about your background and investing experience.A: I’m an accountant. I started investing in 2020 and opened a Tiger account out of curiosity during the pandemic. I’ve been investing for about five years, focusing mainly on US equities, IPOs, and Malaysian stocks. Over time I’ve gravitated toward value

Last week (Aug 25–29), U.S. markets slipped from record highs as tech and AI names cooled after mixed earnings and a hotter-than-expected July PCE reading; $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ ended the week marginally lower while $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ held up better. $HSI(HSI)$Hong Kong was relatively resilient—buoyed by state-backed support and steady southbound flows—but gains were capped by profit-taking in heavyweight tech and concerns about China’s macro outlook.The week was also shaped by shifting tariff and policy headlines (an appeals-co