AFRM had its best day in three years, surging 32% after an earnings beat! One savvy investor turned the earnings wave and options strategy into a whopping $15,467 profit! Curious about the strategy? Let’s find out!👏👏👏 Congratulations to @ljw2000 for $15467 scoring a $15,467 return by buying AFRM calls!Got some valuable trading tips? Don’t keep them to yourself—share your insights in the comments below! 💡When you're bullish on a stock, there are generally three ways to play it:1️⃣ Buy the stock and wait for it to rise.2️⃣ Sell puts, betting the stock won’t drop, and collect the premium.3️⃣ Buy calls, as our investor did.Today, let’s dive into how buying calls can pay off during earnings season.In this case, the investor purchased AFRM c
Hi, everyone! 😄 Welcome to this session of the Tiger Academy “ETFs for Beginners”In this course, I’m going to introduce you to the popular “stars” of the investment world – Exchange-Traded Funds or, as they are commonly known, ETFs. This ETF course has seven lessons.They are: concept and advantages of ETFs, classification of ETFs, eight steps to choose the right ETF for you, trading strategy for ETFs, ETF investment and strategy, risks associated with investing in ETFs and how to trade ETFs on the Tiger Trade app.Through these seven lessons, I will teach you what ETFs are and how to trade them.In the US, ETFs have become a widely known and commonly traded asset class. In fact, at the end of 2021, there were 2,900 exchange-traded ETFs!Over the past decade, the total market cap of
My outlook for this week is more optimistic. In general, inflation looks like it is coming down, although the Fed needs more confirmation. Recession also looks certain and that's a good thing, because there will be less spending (I mean this from a point of view as an investor only), causing inflation to fall further. I expect that although this may cause earnings to fall, in general, I think the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ will do better. This is because of a few months of being bearish, the market is ready to pounce. However, as investors, one should be careful not to jump when the stock is peaking or rising. Look out for the right prices to jump in and avoid FOMO (even for myself). For the STI I expect banks to rally