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Earnings season is here. You know what that means — market volatility, information overload, and FOMO all rolled into one.[Miser]📉 Missed the last rally after an earnings surprise?📊 Spent hours digging through reports just to figure out one key metric?🤯 Not sure whether a stock is worth chasing or avoiding after its earnings call?It’s time to stop flying blind — and start trading smart.Introducing TigerAI: your go-to AI-powered assistant that helps you:Instantly summarize earnings resultsIdentify potential risks and market opportunitiesForm actionable trading strategies in secondsLet’s break down how TigerAI helps you conquer earnings season — like a pro.🧭 TigerAI’s Earnings Season Playbook: Ask Smart, Trade SmarterWhether it’s before, during, or after an earnings release, TigerAI supports

"If I had to pick just one financial metric to choose stocks, I'd pick ROE." — Warren BuffettIn an increasingly uncertain market, how can investors find companies that can truly withstand cycles and generate sustainable returns?Today, let me walk you through how to use ROE as a metric to identify high-quality, high-return companies in the Hong Kong stock market, and how to understand them through Warren Buffett's lens.1. What Is ROE and Why Is It So Important in Buffett's Investment Philosophy?ROE (Return on Equity) = Net Profit / Shareholders' Equity. It measures how much profit a company generates using each dollar of shareholders' equity.Buffett has used this single metric to identify many of his most successful investments—the most famous example being Coca-Cola.In 1987, during the "Bl

The market has been on a rollercoaster lately — wild swings, mixed signals, and emotion-driven moves. One day it's panic selling, the next day it’s a buying frenzy. One moment it feels like a golden buying opportunity, the next it feels like you're catching a falling knife.This is when we turn to one of Warren Buffett’s most quoted principles:"Be fearful when others are greedy, and greedy when others are fearful."It’s a great principle, but tough to follow in real time. When fear sets in, it’s hard to stay rational. When greed takes over, it’s easy to get swept up in the hype.That’s where the Tiger Fear & Greed Index comes in — a real-time sentiment tracker that reflects what investors are feeling right now. It’s based on multiple market indicators: momentum, volatility, breadth, deman

Since March 2025, global markets have been experiencing heightened volatility under the looming shadow of U.S. tariff policies. Recent data indicates that several senior economic advisers to President Trump have proposed a new reciprocal tariff plan. This move has not only disrupted import-export businesses and market sentiment but has also triggered a ripple effect across global supply chains, significantly altering the landscape of international trade.Leading financial institutions have conducted in-depth analyses of the potential impact of tariffs on markets. The general consensus is that tariffs are increasing uncertainty and could negatively affect global economic growth. Particularly, Goldman Sachs and BCA Research have issued bearish forecasts, predicting a decline in the S&P 50

Hello, Tigers!Last night, U.S. stocks staged a sharp "V-shaped" rebound. In the afternoon, all three major indices rallied:Nasdaq 100: +1.36%S&P 500: +1.12%Equal-weighted S&P 500: +1.01%Russell 2000 (small caps): +1.02%Dow Jones: +1.14%Many investors might be wondering: Has the U.S. stock market reached a short-term bottom? I'll answer that question at the end of this article. First, let's analyze the recent key events.I. What’s Behind the U.S. Stock Market Rebound?1. Tariff EasingOn March 5, the White House announced that Trump had agreed to delay the implementation of new auto tariffs on certain vehicles from Mexico and Canada by one month. This decision came after discussions with executives from GM, Ford, and Stellantis.According to Reuters, automakers had requested an exemptio

Hello, Tigers!On February 21, the White House released a presidential memorandum on its "America First" investment policy, imposing strict restrictions on investments related to China. These cover high-tech, information networks, and infrastructure, marking the toughest U.S. investment policy against China to date.With Trump ramping up pressure, market volatility is rising. Will the revaluation wave of Chinese assets continue? How should investors navigate the short-term market adjustments? Let’s break it down:1.Impact of the “America First” Investment PolicyThe U.S. government’s memorandum outlines three key measures:Restricting Chinese investments in U.S. high-tech sectors, especially AI, semiconductors, and cloud computing.Blocking Chinese companies from raising funds in U.S. stock mark

Hello, Tigers!On Monday night, U.S. stock index futures declined, while the dollar and gold rose, signaling that investors were pulling away from risk after President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all U.S. imports of steel and aluminum. The demand for safe-haven assets briefly pushed gold prices above $2,921 for the first time on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at this week’s Federal Reserve meeting has become a key focus for global investors.Currently, global market sentiment is highly sensitive, and many investors are feeling uncertain—concerned about the impact of tariffs but also hesitant to miss out on the ongoing tech boom.So, how should investment strategies be adjusted this week? Let's first analyze the key events:1.Trump Plans to Impose a 25% Tariff o

Hello, Tigers!This week, global attention is focused not only on tech stock earnings but also on the ongoing trade war. Tariff increases are fueling inflation concerns, affecting global markets every second.As investors, the short-term market has become increasingly unpredictable, with policy shifts creating uncertainty. In such a volatile environment, how should we position and adjust our assets?Let’s dive into this week’s Weekly Wealth Trends analysis:1.How Do Tariffs Affect the Market?1.1 U.S. Tariffs on Mexico and CanadaOn February 1, the Trump administration officially announced a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, including an additional 10% tariff on Canadian energy resources, set to take effect on February 4. The White House warned that if these countries retaliate, the

Tiger's FCN settlement mechanism has been upgraded, significantly enhancing your capital efficiency. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the new changes and their benefits:Earn Up to 8 Extra Days of InterestPreviously, most FCN products on the platform followed T+5 or T+10 settlement cycles. This meant:On the order day, your cash or money market fund (e.g., Vault) was immediately deducted.However, the actual FCN settlement took 5 or 10 days, leaving a “non-interest period.”With the new mechanism, deductions are delayed to two days before settlement (settle-1).For example, when purchasing a T+10 FCN:Vault funds will continue earning interest until Day 8.On Day 9, deductions are made, and settlement occurs on Day 10, reducing the non-interest period to just 2 days.Non-Interest Period Reduced to J

Hello, Tigers!On January 20th, after officially taking office in the White House, Trump quickly issued various policy directives. Domestically, he emphasized deporting immigrants and combating inflation, while internationally, he revived the tariff hammer, imposing tariffs on Canada and China.Subsequently, on Tuesday evening, January 21st (ET), Trump announced the "Stargate Project," which triggered a rally in concept stocks. By the close:ARM surged nearly 16%,OpenAI-related concept stock OKLO rose over 9%,ORCL gained more than 7%,MSFT climbed over 4%.With one hand swinging tariffs and the other advancing AI infrastructure, Trump is navigating between traditional energy and technology. So, how should investors plan their allocations this week?Key Factors to Analyze:1. Impact of Tariffs on