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[Helps from Mooers] Help Teddy Avoid the Stocks Pits

[Helps from Mooers] Help Teddy Avoid the Stocks Pits
Hi mooers, I hope you guys enjoy our FIRST event - [Help Teddy Avoid the Option Pits].

As I said before, the 2ND event is coming!

I’m really happy to announce that here is our second event - [Help Teddy Avoid the Stock Pits]

[The Story of Teddy]
[Helps from Mooers] Help Teddy Avoid the Stocks Pits
[Helps from Mooers]
#Can you please outline the mistakes made by Teddy? (30-100 words)


[How to Participate]
Before Feb. 7th 10:00 PM (EST) / Feb. 8th 11:00 AM(SGT), comment and outline the mistakes made by Teddy. 

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[Reward Rules]
#Participation Award:
You will receive 66 points with effective comment.
# NEW #
#Outstanding Performer Award:
THREE outstanding comments will be selected, and the mooer will receive EXTRA 66 points (2X points).

Points will be received on Feb 9th.

Mooers, let's come and help Teddy together!
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  • 101788249 : Teddy 🐻🧸.
    It is ok that Teddy invests in his area of interest. But he should have done some analysis to determine a desirable price to enter a stock!

    Teddy could use the moomoo Analysis function to understand the fundamentals of the stock.

    Indicators like PE and ROI are also a good quick guide on the valuation and business efficiency!

    Teddy could also look into broadening his investment.

    Have a plan to enter the market

  • 101788249 :

  • steady Pom pipi : Diversification can reduce risk. Teddy shouldn't put eggs in one basket. Or if Teddy doesn't know which stock to buy (because there are too many companies in the relevant industry), he can directly consider buying the ETF of the relevant industry stock.

  • PlutoMoo102685100 : HI Ciciundefined!
    Hope you had a good break!

    What’s up Teddy undefined
    Teddy should be clear if he is investing for long term or trading!

    If teddy is investing he should consider looking at the company fundamentals and indicators to determine if he is overpaying for a stock! If he is investing Teddy should be fine holding longer term.

    Hint: Teddy could set limit buys at critical moving averages like e.g 200MA. Teddy could see alarm 🚨 for specific changes to a stock!

    If Teddy is trading he should learn to take profit and establish an exit strategy when things go south!

    Teddy could also look at diversifying his investments. Consider investing in $SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY.US)$ or investing in blue chip companies with broad investment interest like $Alphabet-C (GOOG.US)$

  • steady Pom pipi steady Pom pipi: For example,$NikkoAM-StraitsTrading MSCI China Electric Vehicles and Future Mobility ETF (EVS.SG)$

  • Milk The Cow : 1. Teddy u do not buy a stock base on personal interest, DYODD.undefined
    It may be good for short term gain if u follow the right hot topic news. So, choose the best of the best EV stock.undefined (choose one that generate the most growth, not because of price or media influence, DYODD)

    2. Remind yourself of your origin plan & not get swing by personal emotions. If you planned to get 5 based, the most is maybe u can give up 1-2 base if want to DCA. It's good to practice DCA but not to over do it. There's a limit to everythings.

    Hope u learn something, Teddy 🐻

    Peace undefined

  • PlutoMoo102685100 Milk The Cow: I think investing on interest is fine but I agree with you that Teddy should have done some study on the stocks he is planning to invest

  • Milk The Cow PlutoMoo102685100: U can invest in interest if u wanna support the company.

    But, if u are looking for a company that can generate growth, then is not a choice. (we should not choose the stock base on bias.)

  • doctorpot1 : The biggest problem with Teddy is that he is not a robot and because of that he trade with emotions. There is a reason why 73% of all trades are done by robots and not humans.

    Because Teddy trade using emotion, he have no plan and no analysis done on the company he buy. He buy it because "we like the stock", he didn't think if "we like the price".

    Because of that he don't have an entry price, exit price or a stop loss price; Unlike the robots. So he see stock price fly only FOMO, then buy, see stock price plunge then sell.

    Worse of all, because he don't understand the company, and he keep doubling down on the company's shares as it tumbles down. He won't know if he is just putting up more of his money to be burned, or is he dollar cost averaging on a good stock that would bounce back.

    Teddy also had a diversification plan but he didn't execute it. No Action, Talk Only. With all his money all in 1 stock that he just like, we wish him the best of luck.

  • 101788249 : oh my! CiCi grew up so quick!

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