NOTE!
1. NFA (Not Financial Advice!)
2. Do NOT open position WITHOUT chart confirmation, indicators, momentum.
3. Scale out and secure profits.
4. Most importantly, DON’T BLAME ME for your losses. Your trade, your accountability.
5. I DO NOT give buy or sell advice
6 COH (cash on hand); AH (after hours): RTH (regular trading hours)
7. Remember, ...

#Investing in US stocks can lead to wealth. AI robotics are the future.
🤑The future belongs to AI robotics. Just like in 2020, when not many people understood the future impact of electric vehicles (EV), in less than 5 years, #TSLA founder became the world's richest person. The stock price soared from tens of dollars to thousands of dollars, split 3-for-1, then split again, and now remains at $400 per share. 🤑 #Investing in stocks by observing future trends can catch the wave, causing companies to skyrocket. #NVDA is another example, rising from 50 to 1200, then splitting 1-for-10. Another stock, #AVGO, led by Malaysians, also rose to 1800, then split 1-for-10, currently priced at 232.
Several months ago, I recommended these two AI robotics, #RR and #SERV. They have risen from just a few cents or dollars to today's range of 5-19.
In these two pictures, there are still many opportunities for mining. Think about whether their future will be eliminated or become more common?
Any traditional stable business has limited growth space. Only future trend industries can grow by tens to hundreds or even thousands of times. The combination of long and short is the key to winning, losing, sugar, winning, frame, losing, car, losing, cover. (Cantonese).

STOCK TRADING 101: PART B
COMMON STOCK TERMINOLOGIES
1. Bid and Ask Prices
            •         Definition:
The bid is the highest price a buyer is willing to pay, while the ask is the
lowest price a seller is willing to accept.
            •         Example:
If Stock A has a bid price of $100 and an ask price of $102, a trader can buy
at $102 or sell at $100.
            •         Importance:
Understanding the bid-ask sprea...