To The Moon

In Singapore, discussions around success are common, and the perception of what defines success often follows a traditional path. For children, success is typically measured by academic achievement—good grades are seen as the key to future opportunities. For adults, this often shifts to professional accomplishments, with a stable and prestigious career being the hallmark of success. And, of course, financial success is highly valued, with accumulating wealth seen as an essential goal. In this context, investing in stocks is one of the popular avenues for attaining wealth, with the hope that picking the right stocks—though a challenging and sometimes luck-based endeavor—can lead to significant financial gains. However, while money and material success are important to many, it is crucial to

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  This is David Tepper. He is worth over $20 billion and is the Founder and CEO of the Appaloosa Hedge Fund. He has had tremendous returns of 20%+ annually for decades and is famous for delivering 120% returns in 2008. Here are his Top 7 Investing Rules: 1. Stay Flexible in Your Strategy One of Tepper’s strengths is his flexibility. He adjusts his strategy based on changing market conditions. Whether it's stocks, bonds, or distressed assets, he remains adaptable and is not married to one type of investment. 2. Focus on Risk-Reward Ratios Tepper is known for weighing the risk-reward ratio meticulously. He invests in opportunities where the potential upside significantly outweighs the downside, even if the situation look

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Big picture for me, im enjoying the gains on long options, and recently i have gone short and made yummie returns but for the most part, I prefer buying long calls and holding. But its all about profit.  For me, a day or a week, even a month is too risky. Then again knowing reduces risk. If you know everything you possibly can about a stock going long or short is not as risky.  Been looking at the new function on tiger with the easy put. Ok so $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $Costco(COST)$ are all options. Tsla no thanks I don't get that. nvda, its too new in my portfolio. But cos

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ big picture is easier

i invest for the long term so big gains over time for me

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ good luck 

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Gone. Lost all % for investing today:( haha

Both Big Gain and Small gain picture also focus. As long as it earning money. 😆 @Tiger_comments @MHh @SR050321 @HelenJanet @koolgal

In the ups and downs of the stock market, catching a few upswings which result in significant profits is definitely great. “Focusing on big pictures“ requires investors to identify undervalued assets and have the courage to buy at the bottom or short-sell when everyone is in a FOMO frenzy, placing large bets. Both approaches require courage and judgment. It involves taking trades that last a couple of days up to several months in order to profit from an anticipated price move. Swing trading exposes a trader to overnight and weekend risk, where the price could gap and open the following session at a substantially different price. On the other end are traders who opt to seize arbitrage opportunities during market fluctuations, making small profits each time and accumulating them over time. B

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I be surprised if there's a 15% gain again

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Need the Capital for the next day trade, so I'm all out. Cheers for the quick profit Tiger. Hopefully you won't strip me of my stripes for leaving the jungle 🤣 🐅 @Tiger_comments 

I do the later. Small gains

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   can I have both [Grin]   wouldn't that be nice [Sly]  @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @

can I have both [Grin]  wouldn't that be nice [Sly] @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @HelenJanet

🌟🌟🌟There is a saying "Rome wasn't built in a day".  To me this means taking small steps to build something great.  That is how I intend to build a solid portfolio that will stand the test of time with a laser focus on achieving my goal of FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early. Taking small baby steps involves doing research on the best stocks/ ETFs to invest and then dollar cost averaging these quality stocks and Index ETFs over a long term horizon. Take for example my investment in $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  I have invested in DBS since 2020 and have slowly added my investment in DBS over time.  DBS ticks all the core fundamentals of a quality stock. It has a wide moat, is profitable wi

Replying to @nomadic_m:💯Priceless Sis! Trading can be a lonely game. The camaraderie, excitement and great humour with you awesome Sis’s definitely gets me through the night between trades! The shared insights are invaluable. Cheers to you all! 🍀//@nomadic_m:Would I love to win lotto once and for all? Absolutely! But where's the thrill of: - Staying up late, analyzing markets, and connecting with my community of Tiger sisters? - Sharing solidarity when we win, and supporting each other through rough waves? - Exchanging (virtual) hugs and high-fives when our investments pay off? That camaraderie and shared excitement are priceless.

Would I love to win lotto once and for all? Absolutely! But where's the thrill of: - Staying up late, analyzing markets, and connecting with my community of Tiger sisters?- Sharing solidarity when we win, and supporting each other through rough waves?- Exchanging (virtual) hugs and high-fives when our investments pay off? That camaraderie and shared excitement are priceless. @Barcode @SPACE ROCKET @Happiness. @icycrystal @koolgal  @Shyon  

At times, I find myself focusing on the big picture, while at other times I seek to accumulate small gains through stock trading. This dual approach reflects the complexities of my investment strategy and highlights the balance I strive to maintain between long-term growth and short-term profits. When it comes to treasury bond ETFs, my approach tends to prioritize the long-term outlook. I view these investments as stable components of my portfolio that can provide consistent returns over time. I believe they will perform well in the future, especially as interest rates are expected to decrease further. This expectation stems from the understanding that lower interest rates generally lead to increased bond prices, which aligns with my long-term investment goals. As a result, I often hold th

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Go big win big let's go

big big gains over long period of time. that's the goal. and that's called investing. you can supplement by trading daily, weekly, monthly for smaller gains. both can bring you big big gains but I prefer investing over longer periods. less brain power needed. just leave there and do nothing. sometimes got itchy fingers, so occasionally look at charts and do trading on options and stocks. [Happy]

In Singapore, discussions around success are common, and the perception of what defines success often follows a traditional path. For children, success is typically measured by academic achievement—good grades are seen as the key to future opportunities. For adults, this often shifts to professional accomplishments, with a stable and prestigious career being the hallmark of success. And, of course, financial success is highly valued, with accumulating wealth seen as an essential goal. In this context, investing in stocks is one of the popular avenues for attaining wealth, with the hope that picking the right stocks—though a challenging and sometimes luck-based endeavor—can lead to significant financial gains. However, while money and material success are important to many, it is crucial to

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  This is David Tepper. He is worth over $20 billion and is the Founder and CEO of the Appaloosa Hedge Fund. He has had tremendous returns of 20%+ annually for decades and is famous for delivering 120% returns in 2008. Here are his Top 7 Investing Rules: 1. Stay Flexible in Your Strategy One of Tepper’s strengths is his flexibility. He adjusts his strategy based on changing market conditions. Whether it's stocks, bonds, or distressed assets, he remains adaptable and is not married to one type of investment. 2. Focus on Risk-Reward Ratios Tepper is known for weighing the risk-reward ratio meticulously. He invests in opportunities where the potential upside significantly outweighs the downside, even if the situation look

At times, I find myself focusing on the big picture, while at other times I seek to accumulate small gains through stock trading. This dual approach reflects the complexities of my investment strategy and highlights the balance I strive to maintain between long-term growth and short-term profits. When it comes to treasury bond ETFs, my approach tends to prioritize the long-term outlook. I view these investments as stable components of my portfolio that can provide consistent returns over time. I believe they will perform well in the future, especially as interest rates are expected to decrease further. This expectation stems from the understanding that lower interest rates generally lead to increased bond prices, which aligns with my long-term investment goals. As a result, I often hold th

🌟🌟🌟There is a saying "Rome wasn't built in a day".  To me this means taking small steps to build something great.  That is how I intend to build a solid portfolio that will stand the test of time with a laser focus on achieving my goal of FIRE - Financial Independence Retire Early. Taking small baby steps involves doing research on the best stocks/ ETFs to invest and then dollar cost averaging these quality stocks and Index ETFs over a long term horizon. Take for example my investment in $DBS Group Holdings(D05.SI)$  I have invested in DBS since 2020 and have slowly added my investment in DBS over time.  DBS ticks all the core fundamentals of a quality stock. It has a wide moat, is profitable wi

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Big picture for me, im enjoying the gains on long options, and recently i have gone short and made yummie returns but for the most part, I prefer buying long calls and holding. But its all about profit.  For me, a day or a week, even a month is too risky. Then again knowing reduces risk. If you know everything you possibly can about a stock going long or short is not as risky.  Been looking at the new function on tiger with the easy put. Ok so $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $Costco(COST)$ are all options. Tsla no thanks I don't get that. nvda, its too new in my portfolio. But cos

Is Stock Trading About Focusing on the Big Picture or Accumulating Small Gains?Some say that in the ups and downs of the stock market, catching a few upswings can result in significant profits. Yesterday in the Tiger community, one Tiger @原榭hara shared a single trade that made a profit of HKD 1 million, a substantial gain.“Focusing on big pictures“ requires investors to identify undervalued assets and have the courage to buy at the bottom or short-sell when everyone is in a FOMO frenzy, placing large bets. Both approaches require courage and judgment.While some tigers opt to seize arbitrage opportunities during market fluctuations, making small profits each time and accumulating them over time. For example, it's common to see

In the ups and downs of the stock market, catching a few upswings which result in significant profits is definitely great. “Focusing on big pictures“ requires investors to identify undervalued assets and have the courage to buy at the bottom or short-sell when everyone is in a FOMO frenzy, placing large bets. Both approaches require courage and judgment. It involves taking trades that last a couple of days up to several months in order to profit from an anticipated price move. Swing trading exposes a trader to overnight and weekend risk, where the price could gap and open the following session at a substantially different price. On the other end are traders who opt to seize arbitrage opportunities during market fluctuations, making small profits each time and accumulating them over time. B

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Need the Capital for the next day trade, so I'm all out. Cheers for the quick profit Tiger. Hopefully you won't strip me of my stripes for leaving the jungle 🤣 🐅 @Tiger_comments 

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ big picture is easier

Replying to @nomadic_m:💯Priceless Sis! Trading can be a lonely game. The camaraderie, excitement and great humour with you awesome Sis’s definitely gets me through the night between trades! The shared insights are invaluable. Cheers to you all! 🍀//@nomadic_m:Would I love to win lotto once and for all? Absolutely! But where's the thrill of: - Staying up late, analyzing markets, and connecting with my community of Tiger sisters? - Sharing solidarity when we win, and supporting each other through rough waves? - Exchanging (virtual) hugs and high-fives when our investments pay off? That camaraderie and shared excitement are priceless.

i invest for the long term so big gains over time for me

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ good luck 

Both Big Gain and Small gain picture also focus. As long as it earning money. 😆 @Tiger_comments @MHh @SR050321 @HelenJanet @koolgal

Would I love to win lotto once and for all? Absolutely! But where's the thrill of: - Staying up late, analyzing markets, and connecting with my community of Tiger sisters?- Sharing solidarity when we win, and supporting each other through rough waves?- Exchanging (virtual) hugs and high-fives when our investments pay off? That camaraderie and shared excitement are priceless. @Barcode @SPACE ROCKET @Happiness. @icycrystal @koolgal  @Shyon  

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   can I have both [Grin]   wouldn't that be nice [Sly]  @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @

can I have both [Grin]  wouldn't that be nice [Sly] @Universe宇宙 @LMSunshine @Shyon @Aqa @HelenJanet

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Gone. Lost all % for investing today:( haha

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I be surprised if there's a 15% gain again

big big gains over long period of time. that's the goal. and that's called investing. you can supplement by trading daily, weekly, monthly for smaller gains. both can bring you big big gains but I prefer investing over longer periods. less brain power needed. just leave there and do nothing. sometimes got itchy fingers, so occasionally look at charts and do trading on options and stocks. [Happy]

I do the later. Small gains