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I also can practise different trading strategies before entering trades using real cash. Moomoo provides a paper trading platform for you to simulate trades without risking your real money. What happened if I realised my win rates are low during paper trading?
I also can learn great investment knowledge from courses in Moomoo App. The courses are so comprehensive, covering from investment basics to technical indicators and trending analysis. Tons of great stuffs, but how to start?
I also can get...

Congratulations to Moomoo reaching 1 Million Users in Singapore.
So glad to join about 3 years ago. It is a no-brainer to sign up with all those perks to collect, eg. shares, coupons, points, etc. It has been the most generous platform and hopefully it can continued to stay as one.
Although my investments in HK has not been doing well recently, but I hope it can improve over time.
Ultimately I am looking forward to build a substainable portfolio in Moomoo, so more forms of cashb...

Weekends are very important to me. Basically the past trading week will determine how my weekends go. If I have a good trading week, then I will reward myself typically with a luxurious meal or shopping, depending on the earnings. If the week is bad, then I will do side hustle to recoup some money back. Regardless good or bad week, I will spend at least a night to review my portfolio, view the financial bloggers and preparing trading list for coming week. Lastly will remind myself to get prepared to be rich next week, haha .

It is not about winners keep winning, but we need to understand why are they the winners out of the vast market. Basically they are good companies with strong fundamental. Like it or not, but we can feel how tech are disrupting aspects of life, especially to traditional industries. I believe the momenturn will go on, but will the winners’ names remain the usual in long run? Doubtful, as the nature of tech is fast changing too

Typically for me to hit trade, I will start by looking at the stock’s fundarmental. It must be a company that is stable. Meaning it has a decent balance sheet and not having declining revenues at least. Then I will use indicators like MACD and RSI to look for support levels and bottom-up signals. Having news at this timing will increase the company’s exposure, meaning likely of increasing trading volume.