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    $Tesla(TSLA.US)$ $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US)$ $Apple(AAPL.US)$
    Stock trading is just to make money. Whether you are in a bull market or a bear market, keep in mind these “ten rules for stock trading” and ensure that you make a steady profit without compensation:
    1. Follow the stock market, don't go with others
    People who really know how to trade stocks won't “walk” with others; otherwise, you will seem very passive. I bought stocks with others, but maybe others can estimate when they will lose money and sell them in a timely manner. But you don't know it yourself; you have to blindly trade stocks; it's no wonder that you don't lose money.
    2. Don't trade frequently
    Quite a few people bought a stock, and after two or three days they discovered that the stock had not risen; they were impatient, and then sold the stock. After that, they bought the stock again, going back and forth like this, making frequent transactions. However, the financial planner at Jiafeng Reed would like to remind you that with frequent transactions, not only may not make money, but you also have to spend quite a bit of processing fees.
    3. Place the eggs separately in different baskets
    The stock market is risky, and I'm sure everyone knows that. But many people want to fight it out, hoping to make more money. Keep in mind, though, that eggs are best placed in different baskets to spread the risk. It is recommended to buy 3-5 stocks in the early stages, then survive the fittest, and select high-quality ones. You can also pay attention to some types of fixed increase that participate indirectly in the stock market, such as preferentially selecting additional funds, which can also obtain relatively high returns.
    4. Don't buy too many stocks
    When choosing stocks, many people buy which stock they see rising, and keep their hands on it for a long time...
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    $SIA(C6L.SG)$ : SIA likely to redeem convertible bonds sooner than expected : From Citigroup Global Markets.
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