To The Moon

Just recently brought $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$and it's up 16% I can see when after earning report it will boost again the stock price. @TigerClub @HelenJanet @Fenger1188 @koolgal @SR050321 @MHh

Recently, I’ve noticed an interesting theory: there seems to be a proportional relationship between people's spending levels and their assets. As someone pointed out, it’s possible that our spending habits and cash reserves are in a 1:100 ratio. For example, if you have $100,000 in savings, you might not hesitate to spend $1,000 on something; and if you have $1,000,000 in savings, you might not hesitate to spend $10,000. However, some people say that when it comes to regular daily expenses, a 1:1000 ratio better reflects their spending habits. That means if you have $100,000, you might not hesitate to spend $100 on something. So, if you had $100,000 in assets, how much would you spend on daily expenses without hesitation? Would it be $1,000? Or perhaps less, or even more? Do you think ther

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ At the current price, I believe that Grab is undervalued and oversold as Grab has emerged as South East Asia's leading super app. Grab is on an upward trend this week as the stock is up 6.8% in the past 5 days. Grab is scheduled to announce its Q2 24 earnings on August 15, 8pm Singapore time. Wall Street Analysts are bullish on Grab with a Target Price of USD 4.67, an upside potential of 38%. Let's grab Grab now before it goes up like a rocket to the moon!

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ At the current price, I believe that Grab is undervalued and oversold as Grab has emerged as South East Asia's leading super app. Grab is on an upward trend this week as the stock is up 6.8% in the past 5 days. Grab is scheduled to announce its Q2 24 earnings on August 15, 8pm Singapore time. Wall Street Analysts are bullish on Grab with a Target Price of USD 4.67, an upside potential of 38%. Let's grab Grab now before it goes up like a rocket to the moon!

Recently, I’ve noticed an interesting theory: there seems to be a proportional relationship between people's spending levels and their assets. As someone pointed out, it’s possible that our spending habits and cash reserves are in a 1:100 ratio. For example, if you have $100,000 in savings, you might not hesitate to spend $1,000 on something; and if you have $1,000,000 in savings, you might not hesitate to spend $10,000. However, some people say that when it comes to regular daily expenses, a 1:1000 ratio better reflects their spending habits. That means if you have $100,000, you might not hesitate to spend $100 on something. So, if you had $100,000 in assets, how much would you spend on daily expenses without hesitation? Would it be $1,000? Or perhaps less, or even more? Do you think ther

Investing is a long-term strategy that requires discipline and a clear head. It's important to never trade based on emotions, as decisions made in the heat of the moment can often lead to costly mistakes. One key principle to remember is to avoid greed. It can be tempting to hold out for bigger gains, but it's crucial to take profits when the opportunity presents itself. As the saying goes, "No one ever went broke by taking profits." By staying disciplined, avoiding emotional trading, and taking profits when appropriate, investors can set themselves up for success in the long run. Stick to your investment plan, remain patient, and focus on making informed decisions rather than reacting impulsively.

$Alibaba(BABA)$ is the best way to bet on Chinese economy and Chinese domestic consumption story.Image $Alibaba(BABA)$ is a no-brainer at 6x EV/FCF and 1.39 P/B They're buying back shares at incredible rates reducing the share count by 3.2%. For reference, $AAPL are managing 2.6% reduction per year. Further bullish catalysts: There's been 10% growth in Chinese online retail sales 60% growth in revenue international e-commerce Cainiao grew 30% YoY The Chinese economy is recovering. $Alibaba(BABA)$ will give great returns. Wouldn't bother trying to time it. Get in and hold!