• eugenelow13eugenelow13
      ·11-21 02:25
      Introduction to the Stock Market The stock market is an ever-evolving system that provides a platform for buying and selling shares of publicly listed companies. Investors and traders engage in stock market activities with the goal of making a profit, typically by buying low and selling high. The market reflects the health of individual companies as well as the broader economy, with indices such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and NASDAQ serving as indicators of overall market performance. The stock market has witnessed numerous changes over the years, influenced by technology, economic conditions, and regulatory policies. For instance, the advent of electronic trading platforms has revolutionized how stocks are bought and sold. Additionally, the rise of algorithmic trading and artificial i
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    • MrzorroMrzorro
      ·11-11
      Peter Lynch's 25 Golden Rules Peter Lynch, born January 19, 1944, is a distinguished stock investor and fund manager.  He was vice-chairman of Fidelity, the world's largest investment fund company, and a member of the board of directors of Fidelity Fund Custodian. For the 13 years that Peter Lynch was a portfolio manager (1977–1990), he earned a reputation as a top performer, increasing assets under management from $18 million to $14 billion (as of 1990).  Peter Lynch explains how he conducts his analysis in his two books, One Up on Wall Street and Beating the Street. If you read these two books carefully, you can find that Peter Lynch's method is straightforward, and most beginner investors can follow his lead in investing. Peter Lynch's "invest in what you know" strategy has ma
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    • 71nk471nk4
      ·09-26
      $Golden Minerals(AUMN)$ ok for you small folk just getting into things. Pennies reinvested into more stable stocks can be a very pretty profit. I've been profiting and reinvesting from this stock for months and turned $20 into $60 within my first week.... then made rooky mistakes eg forgetting to calculate fees.Health crisis stop watching it like a hawk I get it life happens. Well Health is back and I've bought straight back into that very first crashing stock that gave me my first Pennies into dollars dollars into stable investments eg #tesla. Do the math for yourself no one learns from being spoon fed I had to learn from my mistakes and I'm better for it sorry friends I'm teaching adults not raising children. Look at these graphs and ask yourse
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    • 71nk471nk4
      ·07-12
      #Easy strategy for fellow rookies 1st do your reaserch before buying or selling.  2nd pick one solid high dividin yield with a slow and steady growth in the living nessesities sector. That will be your safety net to put 1/3 of all high risk high gain profits into. 3rd the adrenaline rush of fast flips find something at a bottom of a crash starting to pick up and set your limit order to How much you hope to gain from a quick one day flip take that 1/3 for your safety net and drop the rest on your next gamble. I'm personally using the above strategy with 3 safety net investments and a cheeky dance on the line between 2 competing tech giants. Good luck out there fellow rookies
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·07-05

      Trading Skills| How a Profit & Loss Statement Works

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.20 metrics every investor should know:2.Every investor MUST understand how a Profit & Loss Statement works.Here's a useful visual:Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·07-04

      Trading Skills| WACC Cheat Sheet

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.Income Statement 6 Yellow Flags2.500 years of interest rates, visualized:3.WACC Cheat SheetWhat is the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)?Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • cashzonecashzone
      ·07-04
      [Smug]  I'm not sure if the statement "better late, then never", comes into play here...... (1st time ever, trading etc) I feel it maybe abit too late to try catch the   hang of the trade exchange game or even making bank hmmm .......so I guess the statement "shoot and hope"....may play fit....[Glance]  
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    • Zack44Zack44
      ·07-02

      Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins

      Find out more here: Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins Join the Guessing Game , find high-yield Sharers! Win up to 50000 Tiger Coins.
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    • georg3georg3
      ·07-01

      TIGER ROARS, DECADES SOAR.

      This is acwonderful thing for new investors Find out more here:TIGER ROARS, DECADES SOAR. Join me to discover exciting features with me on Tiger Trade & win $1,010 worth of rewards!
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·06-25

      Some Trading Skills

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.How to analyze a company in less than 5 minutes:Study these ratios: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2.How to analyze a company in less than 5 minutes: Study these ratios:3.A stock isn’t a "winner" because its price is up this day, week, or quarter. A stock is a winner when it consistently executes against its opportunity, widens its moat, outperforms its own expectations, and sets itself up for sustainable long-term growth.Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • Darren3943Darren3943
      ·06-13
      With that result, I am happy to achieve it and to gain more knowledge/experience from trading. But not forgetting the guidance as well. @Tiger comunityy  💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
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    • Tiger VTiger V
      ·06-06

      Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone in Your Investment and Trading Journey

      Why do many investors, even after more than a decade in the stock market, realize they are still novices only after attending a short-term trading course or after reading an investment article? No matter the reason, I believe many people, despite having over 10 years of market trading experience, do not realize their knowledge is not sufficient and they need to learn much more market trading experience from various trainers. As the saying goes, "We don't know what we don't know." Based on my past experience and observations, I have listed the obstacles that facing by me throughout my investment and trading journeys as well as some of the suggestions. Hoping that this article can help Tigerians in recognising what they lack or need to learn.  Obstacle
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    • amrouiamroui
      ·05-22
      I just found out that Tiger now supports early exercising of out-of-money options! Woohoo!  Yet another reason to use Tiger[Grin] [Strong]  
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    • JaywallJaywall
      ·05-14
      $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ if referring a friend to receive the 50$ bonus be sure they follow the links you have sent them via message or you will miss out on the rewards 
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    • option and choiceoption and choice
      ·04-26

      Understanding Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE): A Comprehensive Guide

      Introduction: Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) are a crucial economic indicator that provides insight into consumer spending behavior, which drives a significant portion of economic activity. This comprehensive guide aims to delve into what PCE entails, why it matters, how it's calculated, and its implications for the economy. What are Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)? Personal Consumption Expenditures represent the total value of goods and services purchased by individuals and households within a country over a specific period. It encompasses a wide range of expenditures, including durable goods (cars, appliances), nondurable goods (food, clothing), and services (healthcare, transportation). Importance of PCE: PCE serves as a vital gauge of consumer spending patterns, which
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    • HorsesaylahHorsesaylah
      ·03-25

      Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins

      Find out more here: Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins Come and participate in the“ Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins” event, find the trade master and invite friends to get up to 250 tiger coins.
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    • Windtalker78Windtalker78
      ·03-24
      Great article, investors sentiments may be influenced by guidance more than actual earnings beat. However, after the cut back it may prove to be a good opportunity. Devils in the details. Also good reason for risk adverse investors to let go the day before earning. #tradingideas

      Lululemon Stock Drops 16% Despite Earnings Beat, as Guidance Is Lighter Than Wall Street Expected

      The activewear company's revenue growth in its core Americas market is slowing, but growth remains strong in its international business, especially in China.
      Lululemon Stock Drops 16% Despite Earnings Beat, as Guidance Is Lighter Than Wall Street Expected
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    • MattGianninoMattGiannino
      ·03-15
      I Made $109,236 in 45 Days Using 4 Trading Strategies
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    • Tiger_AcademyTiger_Academy
      ·03-07

      Step-by-Step Guide to Purchasing U.S. Treasury Bonds

      Hi tigers~ In the financial realm, U.S. Treasury Bonds (USTs) are considered risk-free assets and serve as the benchmark for pricing all other financial assets. Currently, U.S. Treasury Bond yields are at a cyclical high,, making them still valuable for asset allocation. However, before investing in U.S. Treasury Bonds. It's essential to understand a few fundamental points: Bond prices and yields are inversely related. When purchasing U.S. Treasury Bonds. Individuals should pay attention to the yield rates. (As of March 5, 2024,) the yields for 3-6 month bonds are around 5.3%, 12-month bonds around 5.0%, and 20-year long-term bonds around 4.4%. Your decision should reflect your specific requirements. ( Tiger Trade app - Market - Wealth - U.S. Treasury Long-term bonds are more susceptible
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    • clouddragonclouddragon
      ·02-21

      To The moon - Become a Contributor

      Find out more here:To The moon - Become a Contributor Hi guys, today I want to recommend a trader on Reddit. He is professional trader and is preparing daily analysis on high level. Maybe you want to check him out... cheers and best 🍀🍀🍀 https://www.reddit.com/r/TradingEdge/s/am7cwNz6qZ
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    • eugenelow13eugenelow13
      ·11-21 02:25
      Introduction to the Stock Market The stock market is an ever-evolving system that provides a platform for buying and selling shares of publicly listed companies. Investors and traders engage in stock market activities with the goal of making a profit, typically by buying low and selling high. The market reflects the health of individual companies as well as the broader economy, with indices such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and NASDAQ serving as indicators of overall market performance. The stock market has witnessed numerous changes over the years, influenced by technology, economic conditions, and regulatory policies. For instance, the advent of electronic trading platforms has revolutionized how stocks are bought and sold. Additionally, the rise of algorithmic trading and artificial i
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    • MrzorroMrzorro
      ·11-11
      Peter Lynch's 25 Golden Rules Peter Lynch, born January 19, 1944, is a distinguished stock investor and fund manager.  He was vice-chairman of Fidelity, the world's largest investment fund company, and a member of the board of directors of Fidelity Fund Custodian. For the 13 years that Peter Lynch was a portfolio manager (1977–1990), he earned a reputation as a top performer, increasing assets under management from $18 million to $14 billion (as of 1990).  Peter Lynch explains how he conducts his analysis in his two books, One Up on Wall Street and Beating the Street. If you read these two books carefully, you can find that Peter Lynch's method is straightforward, and most beginner investors can follow his lead in investing. Peter Lynch's "invest in what you know" strategy has ma
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    • 71nk471nk4
      ·09-26
      $Golden Minerals(AUMN)$ ok for you small folk just getting into things. Pennies reinvested into more stable stocks can be a very pretty profit. I've been profiting and reinvesting from this stock for months and turned $20 into $60 within my first week.... then made rooky mistakes eg forgetting to calculate fees.Health crisis stop watching it like a hawk I get it life happens. Well Health is back and I've bought straight back into that very first crashing stock that gave me my first Pennies into dollars dollars into stable investments eg #tesla. Do the math for yourself no one learns from being spoon fed I had to learn from my mistakes and I'm better for it sorry friends I'm teaching adults not raising children. Look at these graphs and ask yourse
      311Comment
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    • Tiger VTiger V
      ·06-06

      Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone in Your Investment and Trading Journey

      Why do many investors, even after more than a decade in the stock market, realize they are still novices only after attending a short-term trading course or after reading an investment article? No matter the reason, I believe many people, despite having over 10 years of market trading experience, do not realize their knowledge is not sufficient and they need to learn much more market trading experience from various trainers. As the saying goes, "We don't know what we don't know." Based on my past experience and observations, I have listed the obstacles that facing by me throughout my investment and trading journeys as well as some of the suggestions. Hoping that this article can help Tigerians in recognising what they lack or need to learn.  Obstacle
      213Comment
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      Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone in Your Investment and Trading Journey
    • 71nk471nk4
      ·07-12
      #Easy strategy for fellow rookies 1st do your reaserch before buying or selling.  2nd pick one solid high dividin yield with a slow and steady growth in the living nessesities sector. That will be your safety net to put 1/3 of all high risk high gain profits into. 3rd the adrenaline rush of fast flips find something at a bottom of a crash starting to pick up and set your limit order to How much you hope to gain from a quick one day flip take that 1/3 for your safety net and drop the rest on your next gamble. I'm personally using the above strategy with 3 safety net investments and a cheeky dance on the line between 2 competing tech giants. Good luck out there fellow rookies
      5332
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·07-04

      Trading Skills| WACC Cheat Sheet

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.Income Statement 6 Yellow Flags2.500 years of interest rates, visualized:3.WACC Cheat SheetWhat is the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)?Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·07-05

      Trading Skills| How a Profit & Loss Statement Works

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.20 metrics every investor should know:2.Every investor MUST understand how a Profit & Loss Statement works.Here's a useful visual:Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • Brian_FeroldiBrian_Feroldi
      ·06-25

      Some Trading Skills

      Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with you!1.How to analyze a company in less than 5 minutes:Study these ratios: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2.How to analyze a company in less than 5 minutes: Study these ratios:3.A stock isn’t a "winner" because its price is up this day, week, or quarter. A stock is a winner when it consistently executes against its opportunity, widens its moat, outperforms its own expectations, and sets itself up for sustainable long-term growth.Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi
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    • cashzonecashzone
      ·07-04
      [Smug]  I'm not sure if the statement "better late, then never", comes into play here...... (1st time ever, trading etc) I feel it maybe abit too late to try catch the   hang of the trade exchange game or even making bank hmmm .......so I guess the statement "shoot and hope"....may play fit....[Glance]  
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    • Zack44Zack44
      ·07-02

      Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins

      Find out more here: Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins Join the Guessing Game , find high-yield Sharers! Win up to 50000 Tiger Coins.
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    • georg3georg3
      ·07-01

      TIGER ROARS, DECADES SOAR.

      This is acwonderful thing for new investors Find out more here:TIGER ROARS, DECADES SOAR. Join me to discover exciting features with me on Tiger Trade & win $1,010 worth of rewards!
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      TIGER ROARS, DECADES SOAR.
    • Darren3943Darren3943
      ·06-13
      With that result, I am happy to achieve it and to gain more knowledge/experience from trading. But not forgetting the guidance as well. @Tiger comunityy  💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
      706Comment
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    • option and choiceoption and choice
      ·04-26

      Understanding Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE): A Comprehensive Guide

      Introduction: Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) are a crucial economic indicator that provides insight into consumer spending behavior, which drives a significant portion of economic activity. This comprehensive guide aims to delve into what PCE entails, why it matters, how it's calculated, and its implications for the economy. What are Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE)? Personal Consumption Expenditures represent the total value of goods and services purchased by individuals and households within a country over a specific period. It encompasses a wide range of expenditures, including durable goods (cars, appliances), nondurable goods (food, clothing), and services (healthcare, transportation). Importance of PCE: PCE serves as a vital gauge of consumer spending patterns, which
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    • amrouiamroui
      ·05-22
      I just found out that Tiger now supports early exercising of out-of-money options! Woohoo!  Yet another reason to use Tiger[Grin] [Strong]  
      628Comment
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    • JaywallJaywall
      ·05-14
      $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ if referring a friend to receive the 50$ bonus be sure they follow the links you have sent them via message or you will miss out on the rewards 
      512Comment
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    • Tiger_AcademyTiger_Academy
      ·03-07

      Step-by-Step Guide to Purchasing U.S. Treasury Bonds

      Hi tigers~ In the financial realm, U.S. Treasury Bonds (USTs) are considered risk-free assets and serve as the benchmark for pricing all other financial assets. Currently, U.S. Treasury Bond yields are at a cyclical high,, making them still valuable for asset allocation. However, before investing in U.S. Treasury Bonds. It's essential to understand a few fundamental points: Bond prices and yields are inversely related. When purchasing U.S. Treasury Bonds. Individuals should pay attention to the yield rates. (As of March 5, 2024,) the yields for 3-6 month bonds are around 5.3%, 12-month bonds around 5.0%, and 20-year long-term bonds around 4.4%. Your decision should reflect your specific requirements. ( Tiger Trade app - Market - Wealth - U.S. Treasury Long-term bonds are more susceptible
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    • Windtalker78Windtalker78
      ·03-24
      Great article, investors sentiments may be influenced by guidance more than actual earnings beat. However, after the cut back it may prove to be a good opportunity. Devils in the details. Also good reason for risk adverse investors to let go the day before earning. #tradingideas
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    • HorsesaylahHorsesaylah
      ·03-25

      Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins

      Find out more here: Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins Come and participate in the“ Guess the winner,Earn Tiger Coins” event, find the trade master and invite friends to get up to 250 tiger coins.
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    • MattGianninoMattGiannino
      ·03-15
      I Made $109,236 in 45 Days Using 4 Trading Strategies
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    • Tiger_James OoiTiger_James Ooi
      ·01-13

      Quick and Unconventional Methods for Identifying Good Stocks

      While investors typically spend a significant amount of time sifting through thousands of companies listed on stock exchanges to identify the best stocks for their portfolios—such as screening stocks via valuations and technical indicators—we would like to introduce some quick yet unorthodox screening methods for identifying promising stocks to consider adding to their portfolios. 1) 13F Filings 13F filings remain one of the easiest ways to discover excellent investment ideas from the world's most successful investors. What is 13F? SEC Form 13F is a quarterly filing submitted by investment managers overseeing $100 million or more to the Securities and Exchange Commission, revealing details of their U.S. equity holdings. Recommended investors’ 13F to follow for ideas: Warren Buffett, Ray Da
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