$TRIP.COM-S (09961.HK)$ Firstly, many Hong Kong IPO companies, especially those in the Bio tech, AI, and SAAS marketing sectors, have seen their valuations in the primary and secondary markets inverted, with the fundraising during IPOs being less than the pre-listing financing. We have found that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has given full authorization to these companies with a market cap of over 5 billion during the IPO stage. This highlights a major drawback of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange's Chapter 18A listing rules compared to the A-share Sci-tech Innovation Board - the regulatory approval process for well-funded life science IPOs on the Sci-tech Innovation Board has become more rigorous and will not experience the extreme situations like in the Hong Kong stock market. Secondly, many companies have offered high sales commissions during IPOs, successfully transferring the issuing pressure to the sellers and forcing them to hard sell to customers. With the joint efforts of intermediary institutions and major pre-listing financial investors, it takes an average of only six months for Bio tech projects from A1 filing for listing to obtaining listing approval from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, making Bio tech a high cost-effective project for major intermediary institutions, from sponsors to lawyers. What's more, Bio tech companies, due to their ample funding, generally do not delay payments, which benefits both parties.
The only losers are customers who buy bread out of their own pockets in the secondary market. Thirdly, if pre-IPO investors not only have costs higher than the IPO issuance price but also have all their shares locked up, they can be optimistic about the future. Yun Kang Group and Zhong Kang Holdings also meet this criterion...

$Apple (AAPL.US)$ When determining the strength of a stock, don't just look at how strong it is during the rise, but also see if it can withstand the fall. Strong stocks generally perform better than the overall market when the market is falling, experiencing less decline. When the market reaches its lowest point, the stock also tends to rebound before the overall market, and then leads the rise.
2. For short term trading, look at the minute chart. The opening price is an important level. If the stock rises after the opening but then corrects without breaking the opening price and turns back up, it is the time to enter the market. The price probably won't go down below the opening price throughout the day, which is a strong stock.
3. For beginners who are unsure about how to trade, remember that if you are doing short-term trading, use the 5-day moving average as a reference. Buy when the stock is above the 5-day line and sell when it falls below the 5-day line. For mid-term trading, use 20-day moving average as a reference and for long-term trading, use 60-day moving average as the basis for operation.
4. Correction after a rise is called washing, which clears out unsteady retail investors and then better chips start to hoard and drive the stock higher. Therefore, don't be afraid when the stock corrects after a rise. As long as the correction does not break the low point of the rise, it is washing. Hold on tight because the subsequent rise is the main upward trend.
When the market enters a rapid upward trend, there is no need to look at anything other than the volume. If the volume shrinks or has a small increase, then continue to hold. Once there is a huge increase in volume, with the volume being more than twice the usual, that is a dangerous signal, the market makers are likely to be running, so one should quickly exit. This familiar saying definitely has its reasons, and I hope everyone doesn't underestimate it just because they've heard it so many times...

$TRIP.COM-S (09961.HK)$ Being profitable for many years is only because of persistently adhering to the 8 "selling principles" and selling as soon as a stock drops.
The apprentice buys, the master sells.
1. Selling principle:
1. If a rising stock does not rise for three days after chasing, it should be sold to avoid missing the opportunity or being trapped deeply.
2. The principle of selling on a down day. If a stock's decline exceeds 4% without any signs of recovery, be cautious of the risk of a large down candle or even a crash. Retail investors should choose to cut losses when the momentum is not good.
3. The principle of selling when individual stocks or the large cap break important resistance levels. When the stock price falls below the support level, it is important to pay attention to the validity of the break. If there is a rapid rebound after a temporary break, it is a false break.
2. Selling conditions
1. Sell resolutely when a high-level doji star appears. This type of stock is prone to turning downward, and there are relatively few trapped positions at high levels. Once trapped, it is difficult to get out, so it is important to stop the loss immediately instead of waiting for the next round of speculation.
2. Sell firmly when a stock breaks through a resistance level. This means that the stock has been running below a certain moving average for three consecutive days, and the probability of further decline and consolidation is very high.
3. Be cautious of sudden rises at the end of the trading day. This type of stock usually indicates that the funds from the market manipulators have reached a point where they are unable to support the market, and they are using a self-saving method.
4. Close the position when a long upper shadow candlestick appears. If the upper shadow is very long, it is advisable to sell. Most of these stocks are likely to continue to decline, especially those with high upper shadows. Do not have a lucky mentality, be decisive in selling.
Three, selling mantra
1. Stand firm and sell decisively.
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$TRIP.COM-S (09961.HK)$ The Hang Seng Tech Index is now at 3420 points, up 500 points from last Monday's 2920 points.
From the above data, it can be seen that the bulls are back, but the bears are still stubbornly resisting and will definitely crush the bears this time, just like the bears crushed the bulls before.
There has never been a mature capital market, it is just a concept created by so-called experts. In early 2020, the US stock market triggered four circuit breakers, and the Hong Kong stock market has also been volatile in recent days, showing no sign of maturity. The capital market is always ruthless. Last week, it was already warned that bears should pay attention to the risk of being squeezed, but it was useless. The capital market never stops until it collapses. Therefore, the stock market is prone to extreme movements. Tencent's biggest problem is its large size and lack of potential for rapid profit growth. This year, its profits have been halved, and its dividend yield is not high. The benefits of share repurchases do not benefit shareholders. $MEITUAN-W (03690.HK)$ $TENCENT (00700.HK)$

$Camber Energy (CEI.US)$ You won't grow up if you don't care.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The US stock market has rebounded for three consecutive days, although it was mixed with china concept stocks being beaten up during the process, and earnings season has been challenging one after another.
In short, the current bear market is like a storm, with rapid and large fluctuations. It can dance as much as it wants. Approaching the eve of the US midterm elections, it is estimated that large fluctuations will be the main trend of the stock market at the end of the year. As a popular science blogger on wild options, today I will simply summarize the strategies for using options to hedge risks, reduce costs, and make huge profits. Some strategies are particularly applicable to volatile markets, and everyone can make use of them!
At eight-thirty, the monthly non-farm payroll data was just released. After a quick look at the numbers, it is indeed stronger than expected, aligning with my previous determination. As long as the employment data remains strong, inflation data will not come down easily. In this case, the Federal Reserve will definitely not be soft on mmf tightening. Otherwise, after inflation solidifies, it will be extremely troublesome. It's possible to have stagflation for several years if not handled properly. Therefore, it is important to observe the monthly data and base decisions on the numbers. The most pessimistic time has already passed, meaning the number of consecutive downward trends will decrease. Although the market is still in a bearish trend, the rate of decline will improve significantly. At the same time, the long-term investment value of specific sectors has already emerged, meaning that even if the Nasdaq falls by another 10%, the decline of certain sectors may not exceed 5%... $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ $Apple (AAPL.US)$