Hi, mooers!
Welcome to our 2024 Recap: Mooers of the Year! 🎉
What a dynamic year it's been! We've seen an influx of fresh talent and heard louder calls from seasoned voices. Our community has grown into a focal point of engaging conversations and strong friendships. Let's spotlight the mooers who have sparked significant change this year!
*Heads up: We've tweaked the lineup to highlight more mooers and rotate previous stars. To be featured, members must have posted ...

1: 2024 P&L
I made so far 60K USD, or around 39% in profitability in 2024.
Image 1: Account P/L
2: The Most Exciting and Profitable Trade
The most exciting and profitable trade I made this year, was actually the most relax simple trades, which is for ticker CIFR.
Image 2: Profit on CIFR.
I applied three principles in the trading strategy.
Principle 1: load attached orders with profit taking and stop loss.
Because of stop loss and profit taking entere...

Tqvm. So what do we invest during high inflation phase?

SIAS and Beansprout are conducting a survey to understand the needs and challenges of retail investors in Singapore. This survey comes in response to the Monetary Authority of Singapore's (MAS) recently established review committee📝
✨ Why participate?
👉 Your insights can influence the development of policies and initiatives that support retail investors
👉 Have your experiences and preferences as a retail investor heard
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Hello, mooers!
Ever thought of trading as a game of chess? That's the spirit behind our adorable moomoo chess sets! 😍
Just as in chess, traders have distinct styles. Some prefer slow, calculated moves; others enjoy the thrill of bold decisions. Sound like anyone you know? 🤔
To bring these concepts to life, in 2022, we launched the Platinum Moo Chess Set, where each piece from King to Pawn represents a distinct trading philosophy. T...

While DCA has advantages, it is not necessarily superior to lump-sum investing in all circumstances. Lump-sum investing may be more profitable during a consistently rising market.
However, for investors concerned about market timing, volatility, and the psychological effects of investing, DCA offers a disciplined, gradual approach that helps mitigate risk and build confidence in the market over the long term.

This is a common question that comes up among investors. There is no right or wrong answer but for those who are not adept at timing the market or who have no time or energy to monitor the market everyday, I feel dollar cost averaging (DCA) is an easier and safer approach as it averages out the per unit cost over time. Putting aside a set amount of money for investment at regular intervals is analogous to a form of regular savings (albeit with a higher level of risk tha...