To The Moon

Hello, Tiger friends, I hope you have a nice holiday. And Pray for Shanghai. I want to review Q1 trading. The first quarter is full of swings. Nothing is impossible when the War has been happened. The S&P 500 quarterly closed down nearly 5%, while the Nasdaq quarterly dropped 9%.But there were still good sectors last quarter, such as energy,raw materials and public utilities, but I don't hold them. Due to$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ strong rebounded in March that made my account had no loss in the first quarter. But it was also thrilling. Review of Tesla, I sold my shares at $900 and $1000 through covered call options respectively in October last year. And then I kept doing Sell Put for several months, I earned premium of options ste

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The real tragedy is when two powers meet. As the war rages on in Ukraine, a great chasm has erupted on the Chinese social media. The confusion brought by news from various unverified sources behind the wall threw fuel into the online fire. Amid such a cacophony of how the sanctions on Russia would be applied and what its scope would be, the weekend stock market in the heads of pundits has been rollercoastering through limit-ups and downs. Such commotions online suggest that traders may have plunged back into stocks, probably lured by the epic intraday reversal in the US market last Thursday night. The trading volume on Friday once again surged to well over one trillion yuan. With new developments on the frontline over the weekend, where are China markets heading in the coming weeks? Next w

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The Singapore stock market on Friday halted the five-day losing streak in which it had tumbled more than 165 points or 5 percent. The Straits Times Index now sits just beneath the 3,295-point plateau

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