By Julianna
Hey, mooers! Here are things you need to know before the opening bell:
- Stock futures rose declined Monday, following the S&P 500′s worst week since March 2020, as investors awaited more corporate earnings results and a key policy decision from the Federal Reserve.
- Philips reported a steep drop in fourth quarter earnings to EUR647 million due to supply chain and Covid-19 related challenges and said it expects to start...

I invest to be financially independent. And to have more time to spend with the people I love and doing the things that I love. To do this. I need to generate sufficient passive income that will cover my annual expenses. I started investing straight out of university and reading books on investing and savings got me interested in financial independence more. I didnt have much then but I slowly built up my Freedom Fund as I started my first job. Progress was gradual but with the help of my newfound salary and compounding interest, I managed to top up and grow my portfolios. It so happened I stumbled upon FIRE movement.
The FIRE concept stands for financial independence and retired early is totally aligned with my initial plan to achieve independence. I am thankful to be able to make friends that embraced the same concepts: be it Lean fire, Fat fire, etc.. Right now, I will continue to update my investments skills and seek to gain my financial insights to achieve my Fire target. To the moon apes 🌕🔥🚀

An option is a contract that gives its holder the right to buy or sell an underlying asset at a specific time at a specific price. Every time the Fed's quantitative easing and interest rate hike may cause market volatility. Correctly understanding and using option may be a good way to hedege risk of makert volatility. Let's begin to learn it !
Options Trading Guide
What is an Option?
Why do we use options?
How to trade Options?
Four basic options strategies
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