Be Consistent and Be Patient

There's ALWAYS a smart-sounding reason to sell.
Before you do, keep these 10 things in mind:
1: Reversion to Mean: Markets are mean reverting, so selecting your investments looking just at the recent past is dangerous.
2: Time is your friend, impulse is your enemy: Time is your greatest ally in the compounding journey. Take advantage of it. Avoid impulsive actions like timing the market, buying what's hot, selling what's plunging, etc.
3: Buy right and hold ti...

Battered Chinese stocks leapt to their largest one-day gain in two years on Tuesday and the yuan rose on a slew of signals that authorities are strengthening their resolve to support slumping markets.
The Shanghai Composite SSEC jumped 3.2%, its biggest daily gain since March 2022. Trade volume was the highest since May last year.The blue-chip CSI 300 climbed 3.5% for its largest one-day rise since Nov. 2022, and the small cap index CSI1000 notched its biggest rise sin...

more monthly paying etf and some covered call crypto etfs btc and eth. in 2024

i wish there were more features aimed at dividend investor, dividend growth or dividend yield theory orientated or even dividend discount model related. moomoo doest just have align with share turn over like strategy.

only entered positions to early to tell

Looking back at Toyota stock over the past week, it can be said without a doubt that it is the biggest "uptrend" in the past three years, and the reason behind it is the company's active disclosure of the electric vehicle (EV) strategy. The recent personnel changes at the shareholders' meeting held on the 14th are also one of the reasons for the fluctuations.
Toyota's stock price has risen 13% this week, pushing up its market capitalization by 4.4 trillion yen. Toyota has provided detailed explanations about its plans to ride the global EV shift.
However, the reappointment of Chairman Akio Toyoda at the shareholders' meeting has decreased to 85% from last year's 96%, the lowest since at least 2013.
While Toyota has been selling gasoline and hybrid cars and developing EVs, hydrogen, and alternative fuels to provide customers with various choices, this approach does not give them a competitive advantage against other companies.
Major US pension funds and European investors have expressed their opposition to the appointment of Mr. Toyoda.
And Mr. Toyoda handed over the presidency to Mr. Koji Sato in April.
The biggest challenge for Toyota now is transitioning to EVs. The transition is expected to take longer than anticipated and there is a risk of resource shortage.