$Vinco Ventures (BBIG.US)$I adhere to long-term value investing! I believe that short-term trading is speculation, not investment! Most people want to get rich overnight rather than become rich slowly.

$Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$ 看来sharebuyback work slightly and cushion the drop.. 加油futu..

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ many guys here link Elon selling to direct result of share price falling. You are not wrong as him selling 3% of the total volume will cause a fall in price.. But you are not entirely right as well because 3% of the volume will not cause a 5% drop in share price..
Elon selling 900k shares when daily volume is around 26mil shows that It is also smart money selling. 5% fall of tesla current market cap is 46bil. You think 900k shares is worth 46bil?
Until you accept that smart money is selling now, you will forever be stucked in that zone where you think retailer is controlling the price. And recent dips should be bought because Elon is selling 900k shares everyday and it will go back up once he is done.
It will rebound not when Elon stops selling, but when smart money has finished selling and is beginning to accumulate shares again to prepare for next new rally. So follow the smart money movement.
Enter at the right entry point and learn when to exit. Watch my video if you wanna know where those entry points and resistance points are at.
I did mention tesla broke critical support of 978. And will likely come down to close gap at 908. Some may think I'm spreading FUD. Or you can see it as I'm letting you know where to place a better entry point. It's up to your own perspective whether I'm helping or harming you.
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$Las Vegas Sands (LVS.US)$ same as the previous round. up 1 but down 1.5 the next day

The stock market's rapid rebound is good news for ETF traders who've sunk a record $1.5 billion on a high-octane tech bet.
With the $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ surging on Tuesday and Wendsday, it looks like vindication for investors who poured into the $ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF (TQQQ.US)$ en masse in the Friday rout.
What is TQQQ?
$ProShares UltraPro QQQ ETF (TQQQ.US)$ is one of the largest leveraged ETF that tracks the $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$. The index is focusing on large international and U.S. companies in the technology, health care, industrial, consumer discretionary, and telecommunications sectors. TQQQ uses derivatives and debt to increase the returns to investors.
The fund, which uses options to deliver three-times the benchmark's performance, is among market leaders after cratering last week thanks to the Federal Reserve's hawkish tilt and concerns about the omicron variant.
Flow data, which arrives with a one-day lag because of the way the fund settles, showed investors added an unprecedented $1.47 billion at the end of last week. More than $13 billion of shares in TQQQ had changed hands in the session as it slumped 5%.
Higher interest rates make so-called growth stocks less appealing because much of their value is linked to potential future earnings, which are less attractive if yields are high or rising. Nonetheless, betting against the tech giants has rarely paid off. The likes of $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$ still dominate their industries, while investors often rush to the safety of the mega caps at times of economic doubt.
As a leveraged fund, TQQQ is intended for short-term trading. Yet such is the power of Big Tech, an investor who stayed put in the last five years would have seen the ETF return almost 1,500%.
Source: Bloomberg, Investopedia