$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ Come on, my friend.

$ChemoCentryx (CCXI.US)$ can't remember how long i been holding you. When will you fly to moon? 😭😭

Friday, December 17, 2021
By Danilo
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First let's see where we can find star institutions. if you are in the main page in moomoo you can see the top is scrollable on left side, which has few more options.
Here when you click on the explore option you will see star institutions AMC(Asset Management Companies) not the stock amc.
Here you will see the top AMC holdings and their investment option. There is a small option "All" on the top right corner of the hot AMCs. You can click and open that option.
if you scroll down a bit lower you will be able to see the top AMC of United states with their holdings and their position changes with their total investment funds, Normally it is in trillions.
Here we can have the maximum use of this option. After scrolling down, you can see the top 10 institutions. These top institutions have tens of trillions of dollars which can practically move the market in any direction. We know the basic knowledge that the stock increases when the money flows in and decreases when the money flows out.
So, If you can study these top institutional positional changes of stocks you can predict the actions the company is taking and can make use it to your advantage in buying/selling stock or buying /selling options.
let's take the vanguard fund as an example.
if you click on the vanguard group in AMC list you will see the current percent holdings of vanguard group. From here if you scroll a bit left you will see the prior proportion and the current proportion of the stock in this fund. We can see that the fund increased the number of stocks in thoer portfolio, example $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$. From here we can assume the fund is securing shares of these companies, that indicates they will most probably go up in price, because of shortage of stocks in market. since vanguard fund's 0.14% change is equal to $5 billion(calculated by multiplying it with vanguard market cap) in stocks of Apple. which can make a huge impact in the stock supply. which in turn increases the demand and price of the stock.
Similarly we can look at the top 5 (top 10 for more precision in your results) to have their positional changes on a particular stock. If we multiply these changes of the particular stock with the fund's marketcap we will get a final result.
Important: some increases their positions and some decreases their positions, Hence we add the increasing positions and subtract the decreasing positional changes.
Finally, it will be a good idea to also look at the market cap of the stock for example microsoft has a market cap of 1.6T and thus having a change of 5 billion can have a normal impact on the stock. However, stocks with smaller marketcap but the positional changes in billions can have a very high impact of stock prices.
Or if you dont want to work too hard. In the hot AMC page, if you scroll a bit low you will see the hot stocks and their positional changes in the amc. Here you can directly choose to pick the stocks to buy or stock in the market.
Happy trading

$UP Fintech (TIGR.US)$ after my dinner,  ready to do some fishing...
PS.. No tiger meat

$Grab Holdings (GRAB.US)$
Following why is said on Dec 2, stock has dived 30% as mentioned ...room for further drop likely and perhaps a floor is established at $5-6, maybe instincts to gamble for rebound.

$UP Fintech (TIGR.US)$ How the movement for this White tiger tonight. Lol

$NIO Inc (NIO.US)$ The question about NIO has been how they make money.
1] Batteries are a significant expense for BEVs. Until batteries cost considerably less per KWH the cost of the batteries almost overcomes the simplicity of Bevs when compared to ICEs. NIOs battery swap strategy is great for consumers but it forces NIO to make more than a single battery for every car sold (the battery in the car (1) plus all the batteries in the swap stations divided by the number of cars on the road) = number of batteries per car -- at least 1.2. Possibly as much as 1.6 or 1.7.
Last I heard NIO was still outsourcing manufacturing so they cannot take advantage of economies of scale. Also they cannot insure super efficient automated factories like Tesla has built. So, even aside from the batteries the manufacturing cost will be more than Tesla. Note that they are relying on a government owned and run manufacturing company to make the cars. Unless that company charges below cost there is pretty much no chance that the cars won't cost more to manufacture, possibly a lot more than Teslas.
At the present the Chinese government (I suspect) is highly subsidizing NIO. But that can't last forever. Remember how long $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ took (eight years at least from release of the Model S) to become truly profitable. I don't see an easy path to profitability for NIO, as they have to keep selling costs in line with the far more efficient Tesla.