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After declining for three weeks in a row, the major U.S. stock indexes regained their footing, with the $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ surging more than 7%, the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ adding more than 6%, and the $DJIA(.DJI)$ rising more than 5%.The results marked a near mirror-image reversal from the previous week, when the S&P fell into a bear market as it tumbled more than 20% from a recent high in early January.As of last friday, the Indexes and Market weekly and YTD performances are as below: $S&P/ASX

Welcome back.Let's continue with where we left previously.Warning: This post will be heavy.If u need more time to digest and find out more, dun worry, it’s perfectly normal. Hope that this post, can add to ur financial knowledge, regardless of ur preference towards options.What are the option Greeks?Let’s start with the background.Options doesn’t comprise of just price alone. There is also a time element as we have to decide how much time the contract has.But u may also wonder, if options is based on just price and time, why does it seem so complicated?The complication lies with volatility.Let’s use a more common term, risk. Let’s use a real life example that most of us should be familiar with: insurance contract. Specifically accident insuranceWhen we buy insurance contract, does the

Hey, tigers:Please give a big hand to yourself, because you will finish this course soon.Today, I will continue to introduce the last step: how to use typical technical indicators.①K-line②Technical line③Risk of using technical indicatorsK-lineIn the Tiger Trade APP, you can see a candle chart like this.Enlarge the candle chart, and we call these icons that look like candles: K-lines. A K line mainly includes three parts: body, upper shadow and lower shadow.The body of the candle is the part between the opening and closing prices; The upper shadow is the part above the body, i.e., the thin line above the body; and the lower shadow is the part below the body, i.e., the thin line below the body.The term "opening price" refers to the price of the first transaction of a certain invest

Hey, tigers:Please give a big hand to yourself, because you will finish this course soon.Today, I will continue to introduce the last step: how to use typical technical indicators.①K-line②Technical line③Risk of using technical indicatorsK-lineIn the Tiger Trade APP, you can see a candle chart like this.Enlarge the candle chart, and we call these icons that look like candles: K-lines. A K line mainly includes three parts: body, upper shadow and lower shadow.The body of the candle is the part between the opening and closing prices; The upper shadow is the part above the body, i.e., the thin line above the body; and the lower shadow is the part below the body, i.e., the thin line below the body.The term "opening price" refers to the price of the first transaction of a certain invest

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Hey, tigers:Congratulations! 😍😍😍You have finished all lessons about "Learn US Stocks by numbers".Here is the contents before, you can repost it to your account.Day1 Education：5 practical knowledge of US stocks Day 2 Education：two directions of US stocks Day3 Education：5 types of orders for US stock tradingDay4 Education：Finish your order by useful functionsDay5 Education： Fundamental investing strategiesDay6 Education：3 tips for choosing good companies