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I have not do any investment overseas. Totally new.
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    Up and Down fun commented on
    On October 29, 2012, Futu obtained the Type 1 License for Securities Dealing issued by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong, and has since carried out online brokerage business as a licensed brokerage firm.
    Bearing in mind our founding vision of "adhere to fully compliant operation and transform the investing experience with technologies", we determined that October 29th is Futu's birthday.
    In the blink of an eye, Futu turns 9 years old.
    Every day for 9 years, Futu has been making efforts to make investing easier and not alone.
    Every day for 9 years, hundreds of thousands of users from all across the globe gather in Futu's online Community to share trading insights and their ups and downs along the investment journey.
    More and more users and investors have joined our Community. Meanwhile, we have made a remarkable progress in "making investment easier and not lonely".
    Not long ago, we sent an invitation to our users, hoping that they may share with us their wonderful moments in using our products or services.
    During the submission period, we received numerous stories.
    Each user has a distinct background and their stories are all unique. They come from different regions and time zones, and have various jobs and hobbies; they are at different stages of life with distinct social roles; and they all have unique life and investment experiences as well as their own understanding of and insights into financial management...
    But at the same time, they have a lot in common. They all love life and enjoy challenges; they do not flinch in the face of uncertainties; they are full of curiosity and the courage to explore; and they are good at learning, eager in improving themselves, and passionate about sharing...
    On the 9th birthday, we invited 9 users from all over the world to share their Futu stories.
    KOL in the Community: Trading can be cold, but Futubull makes it friendly and fun
    The Story of How a University Lecturer Named Benson Earned His First Pot of Gold on Futubull
    An editor from Singapore: I use my brush to capture moments of love with Futu
    IT Engineer from Singapore: From Unemployed to Employed & How Investing Became His Alternative Life
    Tina, stay-at-home-mother: grows from an “overconfident” newbie to a “rational” investor
    Developer Zhang who's referred Futubull to  friends: A good product carries its own magic
    Hong Kong user Kimberly: Futubull has witnessed all the defining moments of my life
    Jared: An American physician assistant who gains and passes down investing know-how via moomoo
    American  newbie investor: Starting a business has made me eager to make money "work" for me
    On the 9th birthday, we have made our birthday wish: to continue accompanying every user on their investment journey.
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    Brian Ong is from Singapore and is one of the first users of moomoo when it launched in the city-state. Brian’s nickname on moomoo is @Brianjh.
    A year ago, Brian was at rock bottom as he was unemployed, but a year later, he is gaining success in both the workplace and in the stock market. Not only has he become a product engineer at a well-known technology company in Singapore, but he has also learned how to invest and manage his wealth starting from scratch. He regained his self-confidence on his investment journey and has found a new lease on life.
    Brian told us his story on how moomoo has helped him on his journey in investment and trading, and how it has increased his motivation for self-improvement.
    From unemployed to employed, Brian regained his self-confidence
    Brian lost his job a year ago due to the pandemic and other reasons. He had lost his heading in life during this time and was living aimlessly. Having spent all of his savings, he had no choice but to rely on his parents.
    Fortunately, Brian’s parents were not harsh on him, but encouraged him to look for new employment opportunities instead. Brian felt shameful in the face of his aging parents and realized that he could not continue like this. He therefore started thinking about how he could get out of this difficult situation.
    To improve his financial situation, he decided to try his hand at investing. However, starting as a newbie, he didn’t even know which type of investment and trading software was suitable for him. As he painstakingly searched through investment information online, an app with an orange “Wall Street Bull” logo caught his eye.
    moomoo had just launched in Singapore at that time, but quickly become well known amongst Singaporean investment circles. With a “let’s try and see” attitude, Brian downloaded the app, registered and began his journey as an investor.
    What he likes about moomoo the most is the abundance of investment tutorials on the platform, cateringto investors with different levels of experience ranging from beginners to advanced. He uses moomoo every day to learn about basic investment and trading knowledge, the stock market, trading strategies, long-term investments, and other financial knowledge, etc.
    Besides using moomoo, Brian also watches a lot of YouTube videos on investment and trading every day. These have all greatly improved his overall understanding of stock markets and money markets, and his knowledge of investing has improved by leaps and bounds.
    He then slowly began to formulate his own investment strategies. Before investing, he would conduct in-depth research and analysis on companies he is interested in, and use moomoo to learn about related news and industry trends, and then analyze the trends to decide whether there are potential investment opportunities.
    At the same time, he also uses YouTube, Google, and other channels to find more information to come up with an overall understanding and then evaluates and selects 1 to 5 companies to invest small amounts at regular intervals. Brian believes this reduces risk and “usually results in good returns.”
    Slowly but surely, Brian’s investment returns have increased.
    Only after 6 months since he started investing, Brian’s return is sitting at around 20% to 30%. He even yielded 100% once on a particular trade.
    moomoo has been Brian’s guide in the world of investing
    As a total beginner investor, not even in his wildest dreams did Brian think that he could do well with investing in such a short time. He credits this success to the investment software he uses every day, moomoo.
    You can say that moomoo is the first software that led him down this journey of investment. Brian says that the moomoo operating interface is very user-friendly and that investors on moomoo can view quotes for individual stocks and related market news more efficiently and conveniently.
    Brian likes to look at the fundamentals of a company.The variety of reports, information, and news available on moomoo satisfies his analysis and research needs. This helps him discover high-growth technology companies with sound fundamentals.
    Of course, the most attractive aspect of moomoo is that “it has a great community, which is suitable for people to discuss stock information and share their investment insights or any other finance-related topics they may be interested in. If you have any questions about a particular function or stock, you can find the answer on moomoo. It is like a pool of knowledge that everyone benefits from, and everyone actively gives feedback, helps and encourages one another.”
    A photo of Brian and Futu-themed gifts
    Brian also loves the various activities and rewards on the moomoo platform. Several months ago, Brian exchanged the points he earned from participating in activities for a limited edition “lion dance bull”, which he places on his office desk so he can see it every day.
    He says that he will continue participating in activities and earning points. “I want to get a money box next, which I plan to give to my father as a gift. He is almost 70, and he loves lucky charms. This money box has the Chinese character for “fortune” on it, so I’m sure he will love it.”
    Investing becomes an alternative lifestyle
    Besides doing well in investing, Brian has also been offered a job at a well-known technology company in Singapore thanks to his hard work. Now he has a stable job.
    Today, Brian works hard at doing his job and also in investing, and is very confident about his future.
    He frankly admits that investing has brought something new into his life. “Investing means that my wealth can grow. I have learnt many new things, and made a lot of like-minded friends through the investing process.”
    Brian plans to slowly expand his investment portfolio and is considering investing in other financial products besides stocks. He believes that as his own analytical and decision-making abilities continue to improve, he will be able to make even better investment choices in the future. “I hope to yield 40%-50% in the future.”
    This year is Futu’s 9th anniversary and Brian says: “I hope that moomoo will hold more online activities or seminars in the future and gather even more people together. This will allow us to share our own investment experiences and insights in real time. Of course, if possible, I would love to meet friends in the community in person.”
    Disclaimer:The above content represents the personal sharing and opinions of the guest, and does not constitute any recommendation, purchase, sale or holding of the above-mentioned stocks or investment strategies by Futu.   All investment involves risk. Prices of investment products may go up as well as down. Please understand the product risks and seek for professional advice before making any investment decisions.
    IT Engineer from Singapore: From Unemployed to Employed & How Investing Became His Alternative Life
    IT Engineer from Singapore: From Unemployed to Employed & How Investing Became His Alternative Life
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    Up and Down fun commented on
    Hey mooers
    Happy Friday! Weekly Sectors Fund Flow Board is here~
    From this chart, you will be able to find out what sector ETFs have most fund inflow. Fund inflow is often considered as a bullish sign of the sector and related ETFs!
    ^Weekly Sectors Fund Flow Board: a sector ranking based on sector ETFs aggregate 3-month fund flows.
    ^3-month fund flows: a metric that can be used to gauge the perceived popularity amongst investors of different sectors.
    ^The board includes the following information: change of rankings, 3-month fund flows, how many ETFs are in the sectors, and the related ETFs.
    For this week, I covered thetop two Avg Volumesector-related ETFs (as of 10/27)! Now, let's take a look at the board~You may find something to diversify your porfolio
    * Follow me to know what is hot on the market
    *How do you think about this board? Please leave your comments and thumbs up below!
    Latest News of Top Sectors:
    Last week,Tech,REITs, andFINwere the top 3 sectors with fund inflows. This week top 3 are same as last week
    *Technology
    Amazon and Apple drops after disappointedearnings
    $Amazon(AMZN.US)$'s profit declines by most in more than four years, sales and fourth-quarter guidance also fail to meet analysts' expectations amid supply-chain, staffing issues. The stock drops almost 5% in Friday pre-market trading.
    $Apple(AAPL.US)$reported disappointing financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter ended September 30, as sales of iPhones failed to match Wall Street estimates. The stock is losing ground in Firday pre-market.
    Read More:In One Chart | Apple supply shortages bite into revenues
    In One Chart | Amazon earnings suffer as growth slows, costs rise
    *Financials
    Trump SPAC stock tops the week's financial sector gainers by huge margin
    $Digital World Acquisition Corp(DWAC.US)$, the SPAC that recently agreed to combine with Donald Trump's Trump Media and Technology Group, soars more than nine-fold to take the top spot among the week's five biggest financial gainers (with market cap over $2B) by a wide margin.
    *Real Estate
    The US needs as many as 7 million homes to solve its housing crisis
    Democrats' massive spending package includes historic investments toward solving the housing shortage. President Joe Biden unveiled the latest version of his Build Back Better plan on Thursday as Democrats scramble to pass his legislative agenda. Among the plan's headline features is the goal of building 1 million homes. Yet experts say the construction boom may need to be as much as seven times larger.
    Source: Dow Jones Newswires
    $Invesco QQQ Trust(QQQ.US)$ $Financial Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLF.US)$ $iShares US Real Estate ETF(IYR.US)$ $The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR® Fund(XLC.US)$
    What sectors are investors buying in?
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    I have a friend who was thinking about finding playboys to relieve boredom before entering the stock market, and wanted to enjoy the suffering of love in her lifetime~ once I said that as long as you step into the stock market, I will definitely make arrangements for you to experience.
    In real life, her standards are too high. However, when entered the stock market, she was surrounded with the scum stocks and so excited.  $AMC Entertainment(AMC.US)$ You can't buy all stocks at once, I think spreading positions is an effective strategy, but it must be strictly screened. As long as there is a sign of scum for the stock, it is resolutely to cut off.
    Anyone who chooses stocks as carefully as choosing a soul mate will not lose too much. If you buy dozens of stocks without thinking, I can only say good luck to you. Good stocks and slag stocks are sometimes separated by a wall, and can be converted simply. Soul mate encountered at an inappropriate age is not called true love, falling in love with the most beautiful stocks can lead to a happy ending. What do you think?
    It’s important to notice that the fear of loss will restrict you from making correct trading behaviors.
    I often see profit order in the popular stock comment areas, which gives me the illusion that making money is easy. Finding a master, I always fantasy get rich by following him. When I lose money, I will more anxious seeing this kind of earnings posts.
    As a newcomer to the market, we shouldn’t be sloppy when facing the super-high returns. Keep calm, and don't follow blindly. The stock market is not a cash machine, but a harvester. Profit and loss coexist, but most people like to show success. As long as the probability of winning is greater than losing, we do a good job.
    $Lucid Group(LCID.US)$   $Tesla(TSLA.US)$   $NIO Inc(NIO.US)$ 
    1. Acknowledge that someone gets rich, but don't hope that you get rich.
    2. Don't think about how much money you can make at the beginning, reflect on how much you can afford to lose. If you accept the lower limit, you won't always want to cry on the rooftop.
    3. Calmness is the most important quality and weapon, even more than professional knowledge. Never pleased by external gains, never saddened by personal losses. The cultivation of mentality is the path everyone who enters the stock market must go through.
    @GratefulPanda @HopeAlways @Popular on moomoo @PirateyAhoy
    Playboy makes me heartbreaking, bad stock makes me crying
    Playboy makes me heartbreaking, bad stock makes me crying
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    Up and Down fun commented on
    It is perfectly fine and even comforting to shed tears over investing, especially when comes to investment losses no matter how big or small, which can be hard to bear for any investors, new or experienced likewise. What is more important would be to follow up with a wise and careful investment strategy to avoid costly investment mistakes in the future. As I follow a long term approach towards investment, I try not to allow myself to be emotionally affected by market noise or short term price fluctuations. Having a solid long term portfolio of fundamentally sound stocks $Alibaba(BABA.US)$, $Apple(AAPL.US)$, $Bank of America(BAC.US)$, $Microsoft(MSFT.US)$, $NVIDIA(NVDA.US)$ that could ride out market volatility and fetch decent returns in the long term is my main investment priority for now.
    $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US)$
    $Nasdaq Composite Index(.IXIC.US)$
    $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$
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    I am quite loss-averse, so the money I set aside for the markets (exclude dca) are money that if I lose it all, I'll still be okay. But although I have never cried, my heart has stopped a few times (figuratively )  when seeing some of the ultra volatile movements.
    Actually, even if I'm not trading, it's just really fun sometimes to watch the market depth or level 2, and see the emotional turning points between the bid/ask. Get a little of the excitement without the stress lol
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