Planning to stay at home and watch the US stock market, to see if a ghost stock market can happen.

I don't trade ETFs frequently. However, from the risk-return ratio perspective, ETFs are the most suitable product for us. In the future, I will try to buy more ETFs and hold them for the long term.

Singapore's public transportation is convenient, making travel easy. In most cases, taking the MRT is completely sufficient and can save the trouble of driving. A voice from someone without a car.

The Singapore holiday is too short, I don't have any travel plans, it's more feasible to stay home and watch moomoo.

Wishing Singapore a happy National Day, and hoping that its stock market can thrive and reach new heights, just like its economy!

I don't consider myself a left or right side trader. I usually choose left side trading for value stocks, but I try to choose right side trading for some popular or thematic stocks.

An options contract is a type of financial derivative that gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell the underlying asset at a specific price on a specific future date (expiration date).
There are many different trading strategies for options, including buying call options, buying put options, selling call options, selling put options, and options combination trading. Choosing the right strategy depends on the investor's expectations of market trends, risk preferences, and fund management strategy.
When it comes to options trading strategies, I prefer selling put options: Investors can sell put options when they expect the price of the underlying asset to not fall, or anticipate it to rise or remain stable. They receive the option premium...