XPeng Upgraded to Buy From Neutral at UBS
UBS analyst Paul Gong upgraded $XPeng (XPEV.US)$ to Buy from Neutral with a price target of $13, down from $34. The analyst states that investors have turned "pervasively bearish" on the name due to recent sales weakness and disappointing execution on the G9 launch and the stock is down 84% year-to-date.
Walgreens Boots Alliance Upgraded to Overweight From Neutral at JPMorgan
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Time flies! You have completed another journey of Co-Wise: What habits help you become a better trader. Thank you all for your participation! In this topic, most mooers mentioned FOMO emotions, panics, and mistakes. When newbies first got in the market, they followed blindly, not knowing what they were doing, and made losses due to succumbing to emotions.
Will you get sucked into a BULL/FOMO trap when the market plunges? We must learn to stop emotions from getting in the way and take the upper hand in our decision-making. Successful tradings arise from constant practicing and establishing trading rules. Once your trading plan is created, you should be patient and keep plugging away. It would be best to grasp mistakes and be pragmatic to accept them and move on. Let's cultivate good habits to yield consistent results.
Now, it's time for the winning list of this topic. Let's enjoy the highlight moments together! Congratulation to all the mooers winning $Ford Motor (F.US)$ and $ContextLogic (WISH.US)$ stocks!
*The rewards will be distributed to winners within 15 working days—the ranking sortes in alphabetical order.
Part Ⅰ: High-Quality Post Collection
@Dadacai  Habits To Becoming A Better Trader
One of the key successful habits is to form a trading plan. As Benjamin Franklin rightly said, if you fail to plan, you are planning to fail. Don’t give in to the fear of missing out (FOMO). With practice and perseverance, we can all become successful traders!
@iSpyderTrader  Building Good Trading Habits
DO NOT try to copy someone else's idea as that works for them. You need to get insight about it and try it on your own. Practice makes perfect. Do your due diligence (research, articles, news, etc.) Trade with a positive attitude. Don't be greedy and take profits.
@JP GO  Set a rule that suitable your lifestyle
Trading have to link with lifestyle and set up a rule of it. More importantly is following it as a habit. I start from small amounts to test that if my thoughts/rule works for me and make some adjustments. I only allow myself to use 3 quarters, leave a last option for myself and I won't fear while look at the red numbers.
@mooboo  Habits that made me a better trader
For my value investing, I do a certain amount of due diligence before starting a position in any stock. I fight the urge every time I panic. Emotions are your biggest enemy in the stock market. Lastly, manage your risk well.
@TraderPeter  Be mechanical!
The risk and the size are highly correlated. Ask Why first. Knowing the why helps me to make quick decision without second guess myself. Only trade something that is liquid enough. Take profit early and often and let time cure the pain.
@bullrider21Nothing is foolproof
Always do your homework before you buy a stock. Don't speculate. Don't buy on rumours. Find out the support and resistance levels to determine your buying and selling prices. You must be disciplined. Don't be too greedy.
@Ganar PocoGood habits will make you a consistent winner
Trading Psychology is a mental aspect of trading. It involves things like how to control your emotions,  eg FOMO. After you have control your emotions & learned the importance of Risk Management. The next important aspect that will give an edge in trading is Strategy.
@Moo Top  My 117 days experiences
I am still figuring out what is my plan in investing and trading after 117 days in Moomoo. However, the following are what I gather from my experiences: Investment or Trading. Have an exit plan if trading. Value or Growth or Meme stocks. Trading is not everything. Have a life.
@Zann56  Overcoming emotions
Human emotions (Fear and greed) are inevitably involved when it comes to investing. I have made losses in the past due to succumbing to my emotions. To avoid such mistakes, I have learnt to adopt 3 strategies now. Invest in what I strongly believe in. Dollar Cost Averaging. Diversification.
@甜心0121  My Habits
For me personally, I hold on to these 4 habits to ensure consistency in my trading. Set goals. Manage risks. Research, research and research. Limit time and get a life.
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Part Ⅱ: Voting on the “Mentor Moo” Title
It's time for voting! Let's vote for the candidates to see who will win the "Mentor Moo" title. Whose post do you think is the best? Your vote means a lot to them!
Emotions and responsibilities could cloud your thinking. Deduction and objectivity could lead you to impulsive and irrational decision-making, resulting in more losses. It is not valid to trade based on feelings or rumors. Analysis and research should be trading fundamentals. Emotional trading may bring back some earnings, but rational trading is how you survive for a long time. Enhance your lifestyle with trading and follow the rules as a habit. Practice makes perfect.
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Q&A is a session under a company's earnings conference that institutional and retailinvestors ask some most-concerned questions to the management. By looking into $Blackstone (BX.US)$ , a leading investment company, we can get an in-depth understanding of the latest investing trends, and hopefully find valuable trade ideas.
Key Takeaways:
Attitudes: quarter-to-quarter, it's not fruitful to predict. But big picture, the company is in remarkably good position over time.
Goals: to have a vision of how big we can be consistent with great performance for our investors. The company is going to keep at tech investment and orient toward the ESG.
Investment: overall to identify where there are real secular tailwinds in the migration of everything online, sustainability, life sciences, global travel coming out of COVID, the rise in places of the middle class in India.
- For tech sector, the company invests in early stage companies in the fintech area, the prop tech area, the enterprise tech area, the cyber area.
- On ESG, as an asset class, the demands for capital are enormous.
Can you talk about on the deployment side how you are kind of able to deploy that to kind of keep returns going without affecting the market just from a pricing perspective?
One of the advantages we have is scale. Year-to-date we've been involved in 13 public to privates, which are transactions that are often harder for other firms because of their size and complexity. If you looked in the quarter, the 10 largest transactions we did in terms of investments and commitments, all of them were done in vehicles that did not exist 5 years ago. So, deploying capital for us at scale has gotten easier because we have more ores in that water and that has really helped us as the capital comes in. And we do it geographically across the globe. We do it across risk and return as well.
The last thing I'd say is this somatic approach that -- what we've tried to do as a firm is identify where there are real secular tailwinds in the migration of everything online, sustainability, life sciences, global travel coming out of COVID, the rise in places of the middle class in India, alternatives. Look at these different asset classes and try to deploy capital directly on scene and then sometimes one derivative off.
You hit your $100 billion core target ahead of schedule. So, what's next?
What we accomplished in the Core Plus area. And whenever we go into a new area or introduce a new product, actually it's fun for me to have a vision of how big we can be consistent with great performance for our investors. So, we certainly got this one right and we've got a lot of momentum of course behind that. Part of the way of managing a great firm is having amazing people and great prospects and discipline when we go into something and set targets for success, both investment-wise and scale-wise. And we're all used to that system here.
Hoping you might be able to give us a little sense of what's to come into 4Q.
As you know, we don't give sort of near-term guidance, but the big picture, as I mentioned in my remarks, is this net accrued performance revenue receivable. That's double what it was pre-COVID. Much of it is relatively liquid, so, we'll take advantage of that based on market conditions. Obviously, the invested performance revenue AUM has grown considerably. So, quarter-to-quarter, it's not a fruitful to guide to that or to predict that. But big picture, we're in remarkably good position over time.
Just hoping you could update us on some of the technology investments that you're making across the firm. As you think it about digitizing, automating parts of your business, how do you think about the opportunity set there?
Stepping back in the technology area, we've been investing in people and in hardware and software for a bunch of years now. We actually have nearly 400 employees in technology and data science. It's --we have to say it's the fastest-growing part of the firm. We have a Innovations Program. We don't talk a lot about it, it's a small program, but we do use internal capital to purchase small stakes in early stage companies in the fintech area, the prop tech area, the enterprise tech area, the cyber area. We're going to keep at it. It's still early days and there's a long way to go.
If you want to just talk about the potential for any ESG impact offerings.
On ESG. So, what I'd say on that is I think the most relevant areas for us are three areas.. In the energy credit and energy debt areas, there was much more orientation toward hydrocarbons and E&P. That -- a lot of those activities we've deemphasized in a significant way over the last 3 years or 4 years. And we've been doing much more around the energy transition and have great success. We put an investment into a public company called the $Array Technologies (ARRY.US)$ , which moves solar panels.
And I would expect the next vintages of our energy equity and energy debt funds will be heavily oriented toward the transition, toward sustainability. I think investors will react well. And I think similarly, we'll do more in infrastructure. So, I think overall as an asset class, the demands for capital are enormous.
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$Tesla (TSLA.US)$ go!

$Planet Green (PLAG.US)$  $Predictive Oncology (POAI.US)$ $Camber Energy (CEI.US)$ $Cenntro Electric (NAKD.US)$ $SNDL Inc (SNDL.US)$
Sorry wrong stock just now, POAI and not ONTX

$Root Inc (ROOT.US)$ they are about to run it in the AH and PM to about 8.52. Then at open tomorrow when it hits 9.00 they are going to sink it back to 6.00. They are running out of time to do it.