$HKEX (00388.HK)$ Tip 1: Regarding the issue of stop loss and take profit.
I personally think that this is a very important trading habit. Setting stop-loss and take-profit is particularly important for retail investors in trading. Before trading, strictly set a fixed loss rate, and execute the stop-loss position strictly. This requirement is mainly for those who like short-term trading. Strictly control the stop-loss range to avoid turning short-term trading into long-term, and long-term trading into deep loss!
Tip 2: Don't expect to buy at the lowest point, don't fantasize about selling at the highest price.
Some investors always want to buy at the lowest price and sell at the highest price, which I think is almost impossible to achieve. Retail investors with this idea are most likely not "stock market savvy". Only the block orders will plan how much the stock price will rise and fall through the advantage of funds, but even the block orders cannot completely control the trend, let alone us retail investors.
Tip 3: Make good use of association.
What is association? What I want to say is that based on some hot market news, expand your associations to gain short-term profits. Generally, mainstream leading stocks are often quickly pulled to the daily limit by hot money, and short-term masters often cannot catch up. At this time, associations can often give you unexpected surprises. Associations are not only suitable for short-term trading, but can also choose to invest in the same sector in the medium to long term.
Tip four: Learn to stay out of the market.
There are many non-professional stock investors who are good at using funds for short-term operations of chasing gains and cutting losses. Sometimes they can earn high profits, but for non-professional stock investors, it is difficult to watch the stock market every day and it is also difficult to keep up with the hot trends.
So, in stock trading,...

$Nasdaq Composite Index (.IXIC.US)$ From a technical perspective, as long as the Nasdaq futures break through the 11,729 level, they will likely break through the 20-day moving average and gain momentum. From the perspective of magnetic points, the 11,729 level also has a strong attractiveness for upward breakthroughs. The 20-day moving average is often a reliable turning point for bull and bear trends.
From the historical volatility of the Nasdaq, combined with the historical volatility of other leading stocks that will release earnings reports this week, there is data suggesting that the market is betting on a decrease in volatility, thereby betting that the Nasdaq will move downward next. The principle is achieved by betting on a decrease in the implied volatility of the underlying stock options.
The realization of volatility requires the occurrence of events that are bet on in advance as catalysts, including but not limited to the Microsoft and Google earnings reports at the end of Wednesday, as well as subsequent important economic data. The key is to see which point the market is betting on.

Trend indicators are lagging indicators, while implied volatility is a leading indicator. When these two indicators diverge, caution is advised.
It is recommended to wait for confirmation of a break above the 20-day moving average and be prepared for portfolio adjustments.
For reference only, not investment advice.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ $E-mini NASDAQ 100 Futures(DEC4) (NQmain.US)$ Today, the large cap opened low and remained weak, the rebound trend will not be significant, pay attention to the stretching force at the end of trading.

$Amazon (AMZN.US)$ Amazon is facing a collective lawsuit in the United Kingdom, accused of using a 'secret' algorithm to abuse its dominant position in the online marketplace. According to the law firm Hausfeld, responsible for the case, Amazon hides more favorable trades by using a 'secret and self-serving algorithm' in the Buy Box feature, thereby causing millions of customers to pay higher prices. Hausfeld claims that, according to economists' estimates, potential consumer losses could reach as high as 0.9 billion British pounds.

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ The entire network is now discussing whether the recent downturn in the electric vehicle sector is a trap or an opportunity, and I will share my own views.
First of all, Tesla (TSLA.US) recently released a new financial report, showing that it was 0.5 million units short of the annual target at the end of the third quarter, but Musk still has great confidence in completing the annual mission. After all, Tesla's China factory can deliver in a matter of weeks, which has led to some speculation, such as price cuts...
Of course, even if his confidence is considered boasting, the Model Q may be released next year, with a price range targeting the advantages of the Chinese brand byd company limited (002594.SZ) in the range of 100k-200k (including some mainstream models of second-tier new forces). Although some people may not find Tesla's space and interior details satisfactory, as someone who has driven both Tesla and domestic new energy vehicles, if the price falls within the same range, Tesla will outperform any domestic new energy vehicle. This is without considering the situation next year when subsidies are expected to be reduced (Tesla does not rely on subsidies). Of course, if you are a friend in government agencies, you may not choose Tesla. Once the competition is real, it would be similar to the situation with Xiaomi in the past two years, where you attack my low-end, and I strive for the high-end. Success or failure is unpredictable, so it is understandable to sell off a portion of your position as a hedge. For example, a well-known fund manager sold out his new energy positions yesterday and made some adjustments to sectors he has been in for many years. It's the fourth quarter, and the fund manager doesn't need to take this risk....