101835278 OP kukujiao神 : The stock market has no gods~ a very simple principle* why buy expensive when something is cheaper? Buying at 3.0-2.8-2.6-2.3-1.8 and facing the current 1.7x is cheap for them, while buying at a higher price is costly for oneself~ Think about it, with the same amount of capital they could only buy 20 lots of 1,000 shares before~ whereas with the same capital you can now enter and buy 30 lots of 1,000 shares~ and they earned 10 lots more at a dividend of 0.04 shares (GENM dividend)~ you won the stock price, you won the quantity, and you won the dividends compared to them~ ... Now, think of a reason for not making a Buy right now~
This comment is likely to be MOOMOO's classic reply this year* simply too good looking.

101835278 OP 韭菜散户 : Feel that moomoo is great ~ moomoo is awesome ~ moomoo is top-notch.

101835278 OP 稳如老狗 : Not familiar, not doing~ I prefer Malaysian stocks. I'm not really familiar with the USA~ and I don't do SHORT (completely personal reasons).

101835278 OP 102614431 : In normal circumstances, stock friends with limited funds will choose one of two. The simple theory is that based on past dividend records, buying the relatively cheaper GENM (2.xx) with the same capital will yield a higher dividend return compared to buying GENTING (4.xx) (both have almost the same dividend (0.15 per year), hence buying GENM yields more).
The second point is at what price you bought each stock, what your current average holding price is, and how many shares you have (the key point is if both stocks continue to decline now, should you withdraw part of your funds to keep or are you capable of entering at the next low point to lower your average holding price).
No one makes a huge profit right after buying (except through luck). It is common to encounter declines after buying (it could be a sudden storm drop or an asymmetrical error in assessment). The focus is on how to appropriately handle it when it occurs based on your own abilities and adjust your strategy.
My average holding price for GENM is 2.53 and the number of shares is not large (originally planned budget knowing that if it cannot maintain its position in the 30 major KLCI stocks, the share price will continue to drop. So originally prepared funds to buy at low prices in a 1-to-1 ratio, initially having 10 lots x 1,000 shares. Today, I have already bought another 10 lots x 1,000 shares).
GENM has a 25-year verified principle, the 2328 principle, which suggests that buying is suitable when below 2.3 and selling is suitable when above 2.8. My current average price is below 2.3, waiting for the dividend ex-date (there are two buying points for reference: one is 2.06 (its latest low point), and one is 1.86 (the low point during MCO)).
Kazuma Junro.

101835278 : I strongly agree with your view on Share~ This is currently what I can see on MOOMOO that has research, opinions, and preparation shared~ Compared to those accounts that promote well-known long-term shares along with advertising courses and selling, you have indeed pointed out certain key pragmatic points*POINT.
March is traditionally a month of horizontal adjustment for the Malaysian stock market, mostly in a downward trend~ GENM*1.8x~ GENTING*3.2x is not impossible but currently requires one to be fully alert and prepared to face it at any time (for example, preparing funds to buy at Low Stock Price or currently selling part at the peak or entirely withdrawing to observe).

101835278 : The GENM theory, which is supported by Global Business, is definitely limited to just 99 streets in Malaysia. However, stock prices do not depend on who is better, but rather on the number of buyers compared to sellers (those willing to buy at higher prices are often driven more by emotion than by reason, and may not even require any so-called *justification).

101835278 OP A Better Tomorrow : That's because you haven't followed me~ Looking back, for example, YTLPOWER dropped from 5.1x to 2.8x accurately~ There is proof and time will testify.