Hi Moomooers!
I am Richard, product manager at TeamMoomoo. Recently we did something BIG. 
Well, not that big honestly, but I hope it's meaningful and useful to all of you.
The thing is, we deliver a new feature in Moomoo, it's Trading Notes. And I would like to share my thoughts and story behind Trading Notes with you guys. 
Why do we coming up with the idea of Trading Notes?
Enter the trading password and unlock my account...
I kept asking myself,
"Is it time to buy the dip?" 
"Will it move up after 3 secs hesitation?" 
"It's moving oddly,  should I cancel the order?" ...
I gritted my teeth and pressed 'Buy' with trembling. 
A few seconds later, I received a deal reminder. With a sigh of relief, a thought flashed through my mind, "Why not take notes?" Review is the only way for every investor to grow!
Firstly, open an excel;
Secondly, set up time, ticker, buying or selling, price, quantity, general trend, the reason for trading;
Thirdly, format it;
Lastly, save it by name ...
After rehearsing in my head, I gave up. Too much trouble for taking notes! I can do it for one time, but it's definitely not the best way for lon...

When Buying Options There's A Few Things To Do And One Of The Most Important Factors Is The Delta
What is Delta?
Delta is the ratio that compares the change in the price of an asset, to the ratio change in the price of its stock. For example, if a stock option has a delta value of 0.65, this means that if the explanation stock price in price by $1 per share, the option on it will rise by $0.65 per share, all else Being equal. Delta values can be positive or negative on the type of option. For example, the delta for a call option always ranges from 0 to 1 because as the biggest asset price, call options changed in price. put option deltas always range from -1 TO 0 BECAUSES THE PUT SECURITIES SECURITIES, THE VALUE OF PUT OPTIONS TOURISM
Delta values can be positive or negative on the type of option. For example, the delta f

DOW suffered two of it’s larger losses in a two trading days, but is making good recoveries.
Some CV stocks still declining after the blue chip resurgence.
Worked today, but daytraded $BIMI and $TBLT for 15 and 10% gains. I missed the $NAKD tute squeeze, but I‘ve played that ticker poorly before and stay away. Loaded more $YCBD at 1.00 to swing. Cannabis stocks overall look terrible.
I tend to favor mining stocks for long-term investing in my Roth IRA. $AUY is a favorite gold stock which is making decent progress after a huge dip two weeks sgo. $SVM is a favorite silver stock which also lost momentum in the last week. Eyeing a good load zone for both.

show me the money!

let’s go

#What'sMoving
I am an amateur investor like do some research on trading. Whenever my transactions earned me a dinner, I would be very satisfied, got a little wish that  in the future, I can guarantee the standard of my basic life by investing and earn many meals a day, instead of a stable job.
I am very busy with work, I don’t have much time to look at the market for investment opportunities. So I was looking for a good tool to monitor the market until I gave a try on the AI ​​Market Monitor of Moomoo, which is a tool that helps me find the market movement and investment opportunities. I can give you my little story of using the AI monitor, it helped me earn a meal from the Black Swan one month ago.
My job requires me to do biz with Alibaba, so I am also interested in $BABA (stock symbol of A

#Experience Report
Moomoo is a trading platform which I downloaded for a try a few weeks ago. I would highly recommend some of its functions and features that help me trade faster. Today I am gonna show you the AI Market Monitor in moomoo, a totally free tool that's superdope and you definitely need, especially for active traders.
The AI Market Monitor in moomoo provides you an effortless way to find stocks that are moving among thousands of data points competing for attention. You will get alerted much earlier than many of the people in the market.
It balances the demands between observation of broad market forces and a narrow focus on specific securities. I've never really found somet