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Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ just reported earnings on Wednesday after close. At a glance, FY25 Q2 non-GAAP EPS $0.68 beats by $0.04, revenue $30.04B (+122.4%) beats by $1.31B. Data Center revenue $26.3B, up 154% from year ago & 16% from Q1. Q3 guidance revenue $32.5B vs expect $31.75B. Initiates $50B buyback.  Stock falls more than 6.8%, which shows that marlets are always behaving irrationally. Hence I would like to highlight an important metric that is overlooked. Price to Earnings Growth Ratio Oftentimes, investors look at the Price to Earnings ratio of a stock and think that the stock is expensive. NVDA metrics from Finviz One good source I use for researchIng stocks is looking at Finviz, and search the stock ticker symbol. I

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with u!1.What is Dupont Analysis?Here's everything you need to know: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2.P&L formulas:3.Warren Buffett’s Financial Statement Rules of Thumb:4.ROCE is a metric every investor should know.Here's a simplified overview:Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi

A friend of mine, who lost money in crypto, came by my house and I showed him how to deposit money. Then helped him buy a couple shares of Ozempic

I am a very long term investment. I had bought this share $ResMed(RMD)$   since 2008 till now. However, I have sold and bought along the years. If I have hold on all the shares that I had bought since 2008. I could easily earn more than 1million now. Therefore, my thought is like Warren Buffet, hold on to the shares if you like the company business model. You think the company have a great potential of growthing in the market, you should hold on for long term. It will be able to give you the return x2/×3/×4/×5.....×10. 

So in my youth, I was a Boy Scout, collecting badges is in my blood. Each badge I got was a reward for skills learned. As stock investors we have wins and losses, so what, that's not important. What is important is we learn from the experiences positive or negative.  I'm not a technical trader, I don't understand it, but I'm not going to dismiss technical traders, you guys have a system, and a language that works for you. We can't master everything, we just need to master something. For me it's dividend investing, and growth investing. i kinda believe in the concept of doing one thing at a time, doing it exceedingly well, then moving on. I am after all a man. Can I multitask, well yes I could, but I don't see the value in that approach;)-

Bull gives you wings, I love for Tiger to fly 

Critical thinking is essential for investment success. The issue is that investments are not straight forward. There are many roads to get to Rome. We can’t follow people blindly. Everyone will have their own agenda, and frankly they dun care about us. Roaring kitty won’t care if u make money. Elon musk dun care if u lose money. We have to think of what’s their agenda, is it wise to follow them? We have to think for ourselves and decide what’s best and what works for us. It could be stocks, It could be bonds,it could be options or ETFs. It’s one thing to follow a mentor/influencer for hand holding, but what if the mentor is wrong? What if the mentor is no longer around? It is still way better to take responsibility for our own investing journey and to develop our own knowledge, sty

Recently I came across this video by Dr Brett Steenbarger -explaining “Three Powerful Techniques for Changing Your Trading Psychology” after reading the following book, Trading Psychology 2.0 From Best Practices To Best Processes. In his video, Dr Brett Steenbarger discusses what it takes to become a profitable trader, I would like to share my experience in one of the technique : Meditation. In 2024, I have the pleasure to be invited by close friends to practise a meditation course which is conducted by a seasoned practitioner, so in this article, I would like to share my experience and how it has helped me in controlling my psychology. Meditation As A Vital Resource - Resilience For Volatility I believe we have seen news and article reporting on traders turning to meditation as a vital re

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Stock analysis. Need to have this to choose the right stock to buy first.

Risk Management

Stock investment is not like gambling, we need to do alot of homework in order not to incur huge losses. Conducting thorough research like analyzing the financial performance of the companies & company fundamentals, be updated on the market trends & geopolitical factors are some of important factors in making stock investment decision.

I recommend being patience and before you be patience get the hang of buying a stock at low and selling at high. The skill you need to buy low is basically research and trend of a particular stock. Happy Trading

In the realm of stock trading, there's a significant debate about whether natural talent or acquired skills play a more pivotal role. While innate talent might give some individuals an edge, the importance of acquired skills cannot be overstated, particularly in the fast-paced, data-driven world of stock trading. The most crucial skill for any trader is the ability to analyze and understand the relationship between price and volume—essentially mastering "naked chart trading." The Core of Trading: Price and Volume Stock trading boils down to the interplay between two fundamental components: price and volume. All technical indicators derive from these two elements. Therefore, instead of being overwhelmed by a myriad of indicators, why not focus on the essence of trading? By dedicating time t

Having disciplined risk management is the most important trait to have in investing. When you spot an actionable setup, have clear and defined entry, stop loss, and profit taking levels. Sometimes the trade goes against you and you get stopped out, thats fine, move on to the next set up. Don't hold on to a losing trade and watch as your capital goes from 70% to 30% to zero. Preserve your trading capital to stay in the game. Otherwise it's back to flipping burgers 🍔

@Tiger_comments, you're right, in the world of stock trading, honed skills are generally considered more important than raw talent. While some may have an intuitive grasp of the market, consistent success requires a well-developed toolkit. Now, regarding the most crucial skill, it's tough to pick just one. Stock trading is a multifaceted beast, demanding a combination of strengths. Here are some contenders: Analytical Prowess: Dissecting financial data, both fundamental (company financials) and technical (price charts and indicators) is vital. You need to interpret the information and identify potential opportunities. Discipline & Patience: The market can be a whirlwind. Sticking to your trading plan and avoiding emotional decision

Stock trading needs acquired skills to be successful. This includes analytical skills. The stock market can be extremely volatile, and traders analyse market trends to make sound investment decisions. Always have a good mindset and be disciplined in time and money for trades. Thanks @Tiger_comments @icycrystal [Heart][Heart][Heart]

Big news from Wall Street, Marko Kolanovic, the chief strategist at JPMorgan Chase and a well-known "contrarian indicator" in the stock market, has resigned from his position. Kolanovic's departure marks the end of an era for $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ , where he became famous for his often unconventional market predictions.Kolanovic earned the nickname "contrarian indicator" because his calls frequently seemed to go against the prevailing market sentiment. Despite this, his insights and analyses were highly respected and closely watched by investors around the globe.So, what does his resignation mean for JPMorgan and the broader market? For JPMorgan, it creates a significant void in their strategy team. Kolanovic's unique perspective and bold calls oft

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Talent can't learn. Skill can learn

thank you, @Tiger_comments, for this event. Through my experience,  I took up lessons on key skills like financial analysis and technical analysis, risk management, and emotional and decision-making. These skills are the foundation of the first step. Then, communities like tiger brokers and etc. There's risk in any investing. Therefore, I mentioned risk management and emotions. If you really lost money, listen to relaxing music, chill 😎https://youtu.be/y2VAULbCLfQ (I bet mood turned better)  @TigerEvents @Daily_Discussion @Emotional Investor @vodkalime

Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ just reported earnings on Wednesday after close. At a glance, FY25 Q2 non-GAAP EPS $0.68 beats by $0.04, revenue $30.04B (+122.4%) beats by $1.31B. Data Center revenue $26.3B, up 154% from year ago & 16% from Q1. Q3 guidance revenue $32.5B vs expect $31.75B. Initiates $50B buyback.  Stock falls more than 6.8%, which shows that marlets are always behaving irrationally. Hence I would like to highlight an important metric that is overlooked. Price to Earnings Growth Ratio Oftentimes, investors look at the Price to Earnings ratio of a stock and think that the stock is expensive. NVDA metrics from Finviz One good source I use for researchIng stocks is looking at Finviz, and search the stock ticker symbol. I

Recently I came across this video by Dr Brett Steenbarger -explaining “Three Powerful Techniques for Changing Your Trading Psychology” after reading the following book, Trading Psychology 2.0 From Best Practices To Best Processes. In his video, Dr Brett Steenbarger discusses what it takes to become a profitable trader, I would like to share my experience in one of the technique : Meditation. In 2024, I have the pleasure to be invited by close friends to practise a meditation course which is conducted by a seasoned practitioner, so in this article, I would like to share my experience and how it has helped me in controlling my psychology. Meditation As A Vital Resource - Resilience For Volatility I believe we have seen news and article reporting on traders turning to meditation as a vital re

In our previous discussion on Stock Trading: Do Talents or Skills Matter More?, most tigers believed that acquired skills are more important than talents in stock trading.What do you think is the most important skill in stock trading?Some people think that getting market information promptly and understanding the timely changes in companies, such as $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Q2 data released yesterday, is very important. Others identify Tesla's successful breakout through technical analysis. Or, adhering to good trading strategies and principles.I think having a good mindset is very important because I always end up buying high and selling low, unable to resist the urge to chase hig

$Eli Lilly(LLY)$ s Alzheimer's disease new drug donanemab (trade name Kisunla) was approved by the FDA. This is an important breakthrough that provides new treatment options for Alzheimer's disease patients. The stock opened lower that day, not because of the news, but because Biden joined Bernie Sanders in "calling" for $Novo Nordisk (NVO)$'s two Netflix diet pills, Ozempic and Wegovy, have had their prices drastically cut, and Eli Lilly has been hit because of its GLP-1 drug Mounjaro.But it's just shouting, and could be seen as nothing more than a means for Biden, who lost the first debate, to seemingly win favor with American voters. Lilly shares opened lower and higher during the session.C

When it comes to stock trading, the debate over whether talent or skill is more important is a hot one. Some people believe that you're either born with a knack for it or not, while others believe that anyone can learn to be a successful trader with hard work and dedication. So, which is it? Does talent or skill play a bigger role in stock trading success? The Role of Talent There's no doubt that some people seem to have a natural aptitude for trading. They have an intuitive understanding of the market and can make quick decisions that often turn out to be profitable. These individuals may know how to read charts, identify patterns, and understand market psychology. However, it's important to note that even the most talented traders need to develop their skills to be successful. Talent can

Do you think you have any talents for stock trading? Successful stock investors often possess unique traits that set them apart.One key talent is individualism. Renowned investors like John Neff, George Soros, Warren Buffett, and Charlie Munger have their own distinct philosophies and are not easily influenced by popular opinion or external noise.Another essential talent is rationality and objectivity. Many people struggle to evaluate situations without bias, but successful investors can objectively assess companies and their own decisions.Persistence is also crucial; maintaining a long-term investment perspective requires the ability to stay committed despite market fluctuations.Additionally, qualities like courage, decisiveness, and patience are important and can be developed over time.

@Tiger_comments, you're right, in the world of stock trading, honed skills are generally considered more important than raw talent. While some may have an intuitive grasp of the market, consistent success requires a well-developed toolkit. Now, regarding the most crucial skill, it's tough to pick just one. Stock trading is a multifaceted beast, demanding a combination of strengths. Here are some contenders: Analytical Prowess: Dissecting financial data, both fundamental (company financials) and technical (price charts and indicators) is vital. You need to interpret the information and identify potential opportunities. Discipline & Patience: The market can be a whirlwind. Sticking to your trading plan and avoiding emotional decision

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Talents and skills are both cardinal in the trading scene. Although having an element of good luck is a bonus, we cannot depend solely on luck alone. Don't forget, luck and risk are doppelgangers. The difficulty in identifying what is luck, what is skill and what is risk is one of the biggest problems we face when trying to manage money. Countless fortunes (and failures) owe their outcome to leverage. The line between 'inspiringly bold' and 'foolishly reckless' can be a millimeter thick and only visible with hindsight. Having talents and skills is crucial in creating a workable and repetitive system that compounds and grows wealth. And it is with intelligence, talent, wit, resilience, great analysis , tenacity, proper

Big news from Wall Street, Marko Kolanovic, the chief strategist at JPMorgan Chase and a well-known "contrarian indicator" in the stock market, has resigned from his position. Kolanovic's departure marks the end of an era for $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ , where he became famous for his often unconventional market predictions.Kolanovic earned the nickname "contrarian indicator" because his calls frequently seemed to go against the prevailing market sentiment. Despite this, his insights and analyses were highly respected and closely watched by investors around the globe.So, what does his resignation mean for JPMorgan and the broader market? For JPMorgan, it creates a significant void in their strategy team. Kolanovic's unique perspective and bold calls oft

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading skills with u!1.What is Dupont Analysis?Here's everything you need to know: $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ 2.P&L formulas:3.Warren Buffett’s Financial Statement Rules of Thumb:4.ROCE is a metric every investor should know.Here's a simplified overview:Follow me to learn more about analysis!!https://x.com/BrianFeroldi

Critical thinking is essential for investment success. The issue is that investments are not straight forward. There are many roads to get to Rome. We can’t follow people blindly. Everyone will have their own agenda, and frankly they dun care about us. Roaring kitty won’t care if u make money. Elon musk dun care if u lose money. We have to think of what’s their agenda, is it wise to follow them? We have to think for ourselves and decide what’s best and what works for us. It could be stocks, It could be bonds,it could be options or ETFs. It’s one thing to follow a mentor/influencer for hand holding, but what if the mentor is wrong? What if the mentor is no longer around? It is still way better to take responsibility for our own investing journey and to develop our own knowledge, sty

So in my youth, I was a Boy Scout, collecting badges is in my blood. Each badge I got was a reward for skills learned. As stock investors we have wins and losses, so what, that's not important. What is important is we learn from the experiences positive or negative.  I'm not a technical trader, I don't understand it, but I'm not going to dismiss technical traders, you guys have a system, and a language that works for you. We can't master everything, we just need to master something. For me it's dividend investing, and growth investing. i kinda believe in the concept of doing one thing at a time, doing it exceedingly well, then moving on. I am after all a man. Can I multitask, well yes I could, but I don't see the value in that approach;)-

Few critical things you need to take note in order to become a successful trader. 1. Discipline This is the most important criteria that you need to practice during investment. Remember to plan your trade, and trade your plan! 2. Protect your modal and risk management It's important for you to have some risk management during your trade. Cut loss if something is going wrong and no longer align with your investment objective. 3. Basic fundamental and technical skills It is always good to have some basic fundamental and technical skills that will be very helpful for you to seek a suitable entry or exit point during your trades. 4. Never FOMO Never be dear of miss out especially in those meme stocks with crazy rally. Most of the investors end up losing money in these stocks. 5. Emotion ma

I am a very long term investment. I had bought this share $ResMed(RMD)$   since 2008 till now. However, I have sold and bought along the years. If I have hold on all the shares that I had bought since 2008. I could easily earn more than 1million now. Therefore, my thought is like Warren Buffet, hold on to the shares if you like the company business model. You think the company have a great potential of growthing in the market, you should hold on for long term. It will be able to give you the return x2/×3/×4/×5.....×10. 

thank you, @Tiger_comments, for this event. Through my experience,  I took up lessons on key skills like financial analysis and technical analysis, risk management, and emotional and decision-making. These skills are the foundation of the first step. Then, communities like tiger brokers and etc. There's risk in any investing. Therefore, I mentioned risk management and emotions. If you really lost money, listen to relaxing music, chill 😎https://youtu.be/y2VAULbCLfQ (I bet mood turned better)  @TigerEvents @Daily_Discussion @Emotional Investor @vodkalime

Skills are more important than talents for success in stock trading. In my view, these are three pointers to develop essential skills: * Technical Analysis: Learn to read charts and identify technical indicators that signal buying and selling opportunities. * Financial Analysis: Understand how to analyze financial statements to assess a company's financial health and growth potential. * Risk Management: Develop a sound risk management strategy to limit potential losses and protect your capital. My three takeaways to remember: * Discipline and perseverance are crucial for long-term success in stock trading. * Continuously educate yourself about the financial markets and stay updated on economic trends. * There is no guaranteed formula for success in stock trading, but by honing your skills

In stock trading, several key skills are essential for success: 1. **Analytical Prowess**: The ability to analyze charts and trends is crucial for making informed trading decisions. 2. **Research Acumen**: Staying updated with market information and economic indicators helps traders react promptly to new data. 3. **Emotional Control**: Maintaining composure and adhering to trading plans despite market volatility is vital for managing risk. 4. **Meticulous Record Keeping**: Keeping detailed records of trades aids in strategy refinement and accountability. 5. **Discipline and Patience**: Knowing when not to trade and waiting for the right opportunities can prevent impulsive decisions. These skills, combined with a good mindset, can significantly enhance trading performance.

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   risk management is a very important factor. others include patience, discipline, checking emotions, and being contend (don't be too greedy as it can be dangerous if trading aggressively, not taking profits when you should). @koolgal @GoodLife99 @Universe宇宙 @rL @HelenJanet @LMSunshine @Shyon

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   good to have both. at times luck plays a part but be cautious that luck may run out. so basics still important. skills would be necessary and talent is a plus... more importantly, [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  is needed.to trade... so don't just show me the coins, give me the coins [Evil]  [Evil]  [Evil]  [Chuckle]  [Chuckle]  [Chuckle]  come on everybody let us all say "show me the money" [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  and " give me the [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  [Happy]  [Happy]  [Happy]  @rL @Shyon

good to have both. at times luck plays a part but be cautious that luck may run out. so basics still important. skills would be necessary and talent is a plus... more importantly, [USD] [USD] [USD] is needed.to trade... so don't just show me the coins, give me the coins [Evil] [Evil] [Evil] [Chuckle] [Chuckle] [Chuckle] come on everybody let us all say "show me the money" [USD] [USD] [USD] and " give me the [USD] [USD] [USD] [Happy] [Happy] [Happy] @rL @Shyon @koolgal @LMSunshine @HelenJanet