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Investing in the stock market is a delicate dance between risk and reward. The allure of catching a plummeting stock, often referred to as "catching falling knives," can be both enticing and perilous. One company that has recently attracted my attention for employing this strategy is $Pfizer(PFE)$, a pharmaceutical giant with a history of market fluctuations. But is this strategy a prudent move, or is it a risky gamble that could result in painful losses? Let's dissect the situation and explore the pros and cons of catching the falling knives of Pfizer. The temptation of catching the falling knives of Pfizer Understanding the Metaphor The metaphor of "catching falling knives" paints a vivid image of trying to grasp a sharp object in freefall, a ris

In today's edition, we will track the fundamental readings of long-term bullish companies in strong (TigerTrade Top 1 Gainer) concepts each week and look forward to your attention and discussion.Disclaimer: Capital at risk. This is not direct financial advice or a recommendation to acquire or dispose of any investment, but for communication only.It was a short week, with stocks pulling back and individual stock news taking the focus. Stocks pulled back this week, with several Fed speakers towing the hawkish line.The best-performing concepts are Warren Buffett holdings, home stay economy, digital music streaming, food delivery and tesla concept.Considering the different perceptions of the stock, this time TigerPicks choose $Merck(MRK)$

At the June FOMC meeting, Fed unsurprisingly paused the rate hikes. However, Fed Chairman Powell stated during the subsequent press conference, “This pause does not imply that the benchmark interest rate has reached its peak.” The dot plot released at the same time indicated that FOMC members anticipate two additional rate hikes totaling 50 bps by the end of this year.Strangely, the market seemed unfazed by such hawkish remarks, and US stocks only experienced a slight decline on that day. Looking at the Fed Fund Futures traded in the market, the expected benchmark interest rate for December not only failed to surpass previous highs but also remained significantly lower than the median of 5.625% indicated in the Fed's dot plot.Source: BloombergSo, is the benchmark interest rate indicated by

As practitioner of technical analysis, traders and investors employ various tools to analyze price trends and make informed decisions. One such tool is the Guppy Multiple Moving Average (GMMA) indicator. It was developed by Daryl Guppy, an Australian trader and author, the GMMA indicator is designed to identify the strength and direction of trends in financial markets. I shall try to explain and provide an in-depth understanding of GMMA and how it can be utilized in trading strategies. I will use one stock to illustrate how GMMA indicator shall look like in a chart. What is GMMA? The Guppy Multiple Moving Average indicator consists of two sets of moving averages that collectively offer a comprehensive view of market sentiment. The first set is known as the short-term group, which typi

Hi Tigers, welcome to ”What the Tigers Say” [Cool]This is a weekly column planned to share the great opinion from Tigers on ‘Semiconductor stocks skyrocketed this year, can you still get on the bus now?’.$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ once soared 29% on Wednesday, directly breaking through its all-time high. Nvidia’s surge tells us that the frenzy of AI is still going on. Semiconductor stocks have skyrocketed this year, can you still get on the bus now?Below are some insights from Tiger @NAI500, @Alvin Chow and @Ryan_Z0528. Which opinions do you agree with？More for Reading：

Welcome to this week's Thursday Special! After the Japanese stock broke through the record high this week, well-known investment banks are still bullish on the future of the market, this potential stock to "one of the best"? Soaring more than 500 billion Warren Buffett's bullish Japanese stocks are really going to turn the tide?The REAL Reason Buffett Is Buying Japanese Stocks In 2023 - Should You? - YouTubeSo, today’s topic is “How to pick quality companies when it is in the dip?”You may find some clues from - Growth - ROC - Margins above industry- Cash conversion - Interest coverage - FCF yield > Risk-Free Rate- Low dilution...Please share your opinions with evidence in the comments.Tips:Everyone who shares specific experiences or strategie