Finally, moomoo has arrived in Malaysia. I have always wanted to share investment experiences with my friends and family, and learn from each other about investment and financial management. However, there is currently no channel that accepts deposits from Malaysian banks. Now that moomoo has finally arrived in Malaysia, I hope that it can help more Malaysian friends who want to invest, especially since it is the simplest and most convenient investment software I have ever used. I also hope that moomoo can open up trading for Malaysian stocks soon.

In a high interest rate environment, fixed income may be more attractive than any investment, but over time I prefer stable high-yield REITs. With high dividends and current cheap prices, the ROI for the next 3-5 years will definitely be higher than the interest from time deposits, so I think now is the best entry point.

Happy 10th anniversary

In the Year of the Tiger, I wish everyone the power of the Tiger, the Year of the Tiger, and the fortune of the Year of the Tiger, like a tiger, fill its wingsTake advantage of the low season to buy a good harvest at the end of the year I wish everyone a happy and happy new year 🎉🎉🎉

About stock comparison, there isn't a detailed analysis. Generally speaking, it mainly involves sector comparison, such as electric vehicle companies, credit card companies, electronic financial services, semiconductor industry banks, etc. Typically, the comparison focuses on the company's financial condition, business model, and whether the current valuation of the company's future plans is reasonable. It won't go into detailed comparison because each company's business model, product content, and technological content are different, which mainly depends on investors' own judgment and perspective.

As for how to face the problem of loss, I will first clearly know the investment logic at the time and the reason for the loss. In addition to speculation, the logic of long-term investment is to be optimistic about the company's future development, so as long as the company's fundamentals remain unchanged and the valuation is reasonable, I will treat these so-called losses as losses. Doing more with the low will let time prove the company's price. Losses aren't scary. What's scary is that you can't continue to operate at will to make you miss out on the investment that should have been profitable

I am both a customs broker and an investor. It's been a year since I first started investing. In a sense, the two are actually really similar. The only difference that cannot be denied is that they rely on luck alone. One is luck plus analysis and research. The two also have something undeniable in common that as long as they have enough capital, they will definitely be able to laugh until the end... I believe investors who gamble can agree with me firsthand. I really need to distinguish it, I think it's just a matter of personal mentality. Whether it's gambling or investing, it really doesn't matter if you treat them with this healthy and correct mindset. After all, our purpose is to make money, isn't it 😁

Faced with uncertain factors such as inflation, debt cuts, interest rate hikes, repeated viruses, etc., 2022 is bound to be the most turbulent year for the stock market. Currently, all positions held are in a state of loss, but there are no plans to clear or increase positions. With cash, wait and see and wait for better prices or reversal signals to appear before considering adding positions and going long... This year, we will only be able to collect dividends on time and make ends meet