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$Rivian Automotive (RIVN.US)$ can't seem to subscribe. anyone advise?
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Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt sounded skeptical on Tuesday that Meta, formerly known as Facebook, will succeed at building the metaverse.
Schmidt reacted to the news that $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ would shift its focus to build the metaverse, a virtual world where you can socialize, work and play.
Schmidt is not the only one who remains skeptical about Facebook. A former Facebook executive also said wouldn't trust Zuckerberg in metaverse.
Read more: Ex-Facebook executive: wouldn't trust Zuckerberg in metaverse
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Schmidt reacted to the news that $Meta Platforms (FB.US)$ would shift its focus to build the metaverse, a virtual world where you can socialize, work and play.
Schmidt is not the only one who remains skeptical about Facebook. A former Facebook executive also said wouldn't trust Zuckerberg in metaverse.
Read more: Ex-Facebook executive: wouldn't trust Zuckerberg in metaverse
What do you think?
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$ASML Holding (ASML.US)$ Why did the stock drop as soon as I bought it?
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$Confluent (CFLT.US)$
price target $70 today!
price target $70 today!
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it is never easy for a beginner. setting a stop loss and profit target is similar to timing the market. you never know what is coming next.
I personally experienced this. i set a stop loss target to prevent myself from losing too much, and sold a portion of my holdings. Next moments, the stock went northward.
i have also sold holdings for profit taking, but only to regret later on if the price continue to rise, and more costly for re-entry.
My thought is that, we can only take the news and the market trends as a form of reference whether the market is volatile and whether we should exit. If not, hold on to the stocks you had chosen if you still have faith in them and feel that their business is still relatable to our day-to-day lives or needs. Buy the dips.
Of cause, if the business belongs to the dying market (ie, company still selling pagers, fax machines etc), please exit.
I am no expert, and not ripping huge profit from the markets. But i am neither making huge losses. Just sharing my thoughts.
I personally experienced this. i set a stop loss target to prevent myself from losing too much, and sold a portion of my holdings. Next moments, the stock went northward.
i have also sold holdings for profit taking, but only to regret later on if the price continue to rise, and more costly for re-entry.
My thought is that, we can only take the news and the market trends as a form of reference whether the market is volatile and whether we should exit. If not, hold on to the stocks you had chosen if you still have faith in them and feel that their business is still relatable to our day-to-day lives or needs. Buy the dips.
Of cause, if the business belongs to the dying market (ie, company still selling pagers, fax machines etc), please exit.
I am no expert, and not ripping huge profit from the markets. But i am neither making huge losses. Just sharing my thoughts.
woodbranch : how long it takes to receive? i have been waiting since September
woodbranch Moomoo Rewards : how long typically is the waiting time? i have redeem since sept 2021, contacted moomoo, but still have not receive the mooney box