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The sudden outbreak of the Omicron variant has turned the world into chaos. Almost without anyone noticing, 2021 is quietly coming to an end.
In the past year, we've been through a lot, good and bad. Biden was elected president of the United States, and Merkel stepped down. The postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games were finally held this year. 2021 also marks the 20th anniversary of "9·11"... Elon Musk surpassed Bezos twice to become the wealthiest person on this planet. S&P 500 hit the record-high earlier this year. And as we've put it before, Omicron – a variant of COVID-19 – suddenly broke out...
What a year! For every moment, we are all witnessing history. In fact, we ourselves become part of history. Perhaps a quote can somehow describe how we feel at this moment, "There is only one kind of heroism in the world, that is, after recognizing the essence of life, you still love it." Cheers to all!
Likewise, it is also a remarkable year for moomoo. Having brought a bundle of new blockbuster features to mooers (e.g., Bracket Order, Multiple Exchanges Data of LV2 Quotes for US Stock, Star Institution, etc.), moomoo will continue to polish our products and listen to feedback from users. Click here to view Features of the Year 2021. Moomoo has taken quite a step forward in the past year, yet we still value your voice. As Christmas is approaching, now we've got Santa moo in the town! Yessss! We sincerely invite all mooers to join us, make #My Christmas Wishlist for 2022 together, and just leave the rest to Santa moo!![]()
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What is the moomoo Christmas Wishlist for?
Christmas Wishlist is our tradition to celebrate Christmas and make good wishes together for the upcoming new year. It's an excellent opportunity for us to listen to our mooers and continue to improve ourselves to become the intuitive and powerful investing platform for all. At this moment, any constructive ideas are warmly welcome!
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What's on your Christmas Wishlist for 2022?
Don't hesitate to tell us what NEW FEATURES or SERVICES you want the most from moomoo and how we can improve in the future. The reasons and details of your wishes are highly appreciated. They are vital for us to understand the needs of our mooers better. Our team will deliver new features and services accordingly by considering what mooers need and want the most in the upcoming 2022.
You can like the wishlists posted by other mooers to support them as well.
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Rewards:
1. 20 FREE STOCKS!!!![]()
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Based on the number of LIKEs. Each of the 20 most liked posts will be given 1 free stock (value: $5 – $50).
2. 10 moomoo EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!!!![]()
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Based on selection. We will select 10 constructive ideas about new features or services, then reward each with 1 moomoo Exclusive Merchandise.
3. POINTS!!!![]()
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The rest of the participants will be rewarded with 100 points.
*Only those who wrote a minimum of 20 words and added the topic #My Christmas Wishlist for 2022 to their posts are eligible for our rewards. Please post relevant content under the topic.
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Duration:
Now - 23:59 Dec. 31st (ET)
The winning lists will be announced on Jan. 12th, 2022.
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Notes:
1. If some of you come up with the same idea, we will count the first one. First come, first served.
2. Reward 1 and 2 are not exclusive to each other. You can win both!
3. Write your original ideas: Plagiarism or cheating is not acceptable in any activities of Moo. Please "report" the suspicious posts if you find any. Once confirmed, the user committed shall be disqualified from the activities.
So, what's your wish for 2022?
In the past year, we've been through a lot, good and bad. Biden was elected president of the United States, and Merkel stepped down. The postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games were finally held this year. 2021 also marks the 20th anniversary of "9·11"... Elon Musk surpassed Bezos twice to become the wealthiest person on this planet. S&P 500 hit the record-high earlier this year. And as we've put it before, Omicron – a variant of COVID-19 – suddenly broke out...
What a year! For every moment, we are all witnessing history. In fact, we ourselves become part of history. Perhaps a quote can somehow describe how we feel at this moment, "There is only one kind of heroism in the world, that is, after recognizing the essence of life, you still love it." Cheers to all!
Likewise, it is also a remarkable year for moomoo. Having brought a bundle of new blockbuster features to mooers (e.g., Bracket Order, Multiple Exchanges Data of LV2 Quotes for US Stock, Star Institution, etc.), moomoo will continue to polish our products and listen to feedback from users. Click here to view Features of the Year 2021. Moomoo has taken quite a step forward in the past year, yet we still value your voice. As Christmas is approaching, now we've got Santa moo in the town! Yessss! We sincerely invite all mooers to join us, make #My Christmas Wishlist for 2022 together, and just leave the rest to Santa moo!
Christmas Wishlist is our tradition to celebrate Christmas and make good wishes together for the upcoming new year. It's an excellent opportunity for us to listen to our mooers and continue to improve ourselves to become the intuitive and powerful investing platform for all. At this moment, any constructive ideas are warmly welcome!
Don't hesitate to tell us what NEW FEATURES or SERVICES you want the most from moomoo and how we can improve in the future. The reasons and details of your wishes are highly appreciated. They are vital for us to understand the needs of our mooers better. Our team will deliver new features and services accordingly by considering what mooers need and want the most in the upcoming 2022.
You can like the wishlists posted by other mooers to support them as well.
1. 20 FREE STOCKS!!!
Based on the number of LIKEs. Each of the 20 most liked posts will be given 1 free stock (value: $5 – $50).
2. 10 moomoo EXCLUSIVE MERCHANDISE!!!
Based on selection. We will select 10 constructive ideas about new features or services, then reward each with 1 moomoo Exclusive Merchandise.
3. POINTS!!!
The rest of the participants will be rewarded with 100 points.
*Only those who wrote a minimum of 20 words and added the topic #My Christmas Wishlist for 2022 to their posts are eligible for our rewards. Please post relevant content under the topic.
Now - 23:59 Dec. 31st (ET)
The winning lists will be announced on Jan. 12th, 2022.
1. If some of you come up with the same idea, we will count the first one. First come, first served.
2. Reward 1 and 2 are not exclusive to each other. You can win both!
3. Write your original ideas: Plagiarism or cheating is not acceptable in any activities of Moo. Please "report" the suspicious posts if you find any. Once confirmed, the user committed shall be disqualified from the activities.
So, what's your wish for 2022?
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The uninvited guest — inflation, has arrived at Thanksgiving dinner.![]()
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Turkeys are more expensive than a year ago. And other costs from Thanksgiving dinner have also gone up.
Gas prices have increased nearly 50% on the year, appliances are 6.6% more costly and even things such as cookware and tableware are more expensive.
Oh, everything is expensive.![]()
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In October, the CPI rose 6.2% from a year ago and hit a 30-year high.![]()
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To be specific, food costs rose 5.3% on the year, with the largest gains driven by price increases of meat, poultry, fish and eggs.
According to Google Trends, interest in "inflation" is higher than it has been at any time in the last decade.![]()
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88% of Americans are concerned about inflation. And these are the top 5 areas they plan to cut back on their spending.![]()
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Experts said inflation will decelerate going into 2022. But consumers will need to adjust to the sticker shock for the near term.![]()
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How do you deal with inflation in your daily life?![]()
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Turkeys are more expensive than a year ago. And other costs from Thanksgiving dinner have also gone up.
Gas prices have increased nearly 50% on the year, appliances are 6.6% more costly and even things such as cookware and tableware are more expensive.
Oh, everything is expensive.
In October, the CPI rose 6.2% from a year ago and hit a 30-year high.
To be specific, food costs rose 5.3% on the year, with the largest gains driven by price increases of meat, poultry, fish and eggs.
According to Google Trends, interest in "inflation" is higher than it has been at any time in the last decade.
88% of Americans are concerned about inflation. And these are the top 5 areas they plan to cut back on their spending.
Experts said inflation will decelerate going into 2022. But consumers will need to adjust to the sticker shock for the near term.
How do you deal with inflation in your daily life?
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Asia stocks set for steady start; Oil, yields jump
Asian stocks looked set for a steady start Wednesday after a mixed Wall Street session and a further climb in Treasury yields as traders weighed the prospect of tighter monetary policy to curb inflation.
Australia edged up at the open. Futures for Japan and Hong Kong were little changed. U.S. futures dipped modestly. Energy and financials helped the $.SPX.US$ eke out a gain, while the $.NDX.US$ extended a drop. A gauge of Chinese shares traded in the U.S. fell for a second day.
Mall brands plunge as Gap, Nordstrom add to supply worries
Mall staples $GPS.US$ and $JWN.US$ tumbled after reporting disappointing results, adding to a series of worrisome retail earnings and renewing concerns over the global supply-chain crisis.
Gap shares fell 17% as of 5:55 p.m. Tuesday after regular trading in New York, while Nordstrom plunged 23%. Mall-based peer $ANF.US$, which reported results prior to the market open, fell 13% Tuesday. $URBN.US$ slipped 9% after its earnings report.
Meme stocks suffer worst day since June as risk-off rages
Meme stocks including $GME.US$ and $BBBY.US$ are tumbling Tuesday as investors bail out of riskier assets in favor of value-oriented companies.
A group of 37 retail-trader favorites tracked by Bloomberg fell 5.5% Tuesday, the worst drop for the group since mid-June.
Profitable companies are leaving money-losing stocks in the dust
Making a profit is really paying off again. Investors are rewarding companies that make money at the highest rate in almost two decades when compared to their money-losing peers.
The average return for profitable members of the $IWV.US$ is 36% this year, about triple the gains for unprofitable companies, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Retail traders jump back into tiny biotechs ahead of holiday
Two tiny biotechs, $ISPC.US$ and $LGVN.US$, are the latest to see their stocks caught up in a social media-fueled frenzy ahead of a U.S. trading holiday.
ISpecimen closed 49% higher Tuesday after more than doubling at the open and triggering a volatility halt. The stock is majority held by individuals and about 44% is held by insiders.
Rocket Lab CEO says companies not reusing rockets are making 'a dead-end product'
$RKLB.US$ CEO Peter Beck has dramatically changed his tune on reusing rockets, a practice made increasingly popular by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
"I think anybody who's not developing a reusable launch vehicle at this point in time is developing a dead-end product because it's just so obvious that this is a fundamental approach that has to be baked in from day one," Beck said on Tuesday.
SpaceX is launching a NASA spacecraft that will crash into an asteroid
Elon Musk's SpaceX is set to launch a first-of-its-kind planetary defense mission for NASA in the early hours of Wednesday morning. "We're smashing into an asteroid," NASA's Launch Services Program senior launch director Omar Baez said.
The mission is known as the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (or DART). NASA is trying to learn how to deflect a threat if it were headed toward Earth.
Apple sues company known for hacking iPhones on behalf of governments
$AAPL.US$ is suing NSO Group, an Israeli firm that sells software to government agencies and law enforcement that enables them to hack iPhones. Amnesty International said earlier this year it discovered recent-model iPhones belonging to journalists and human rights lawyers that had been infected with NSO Group malware.
Apple said on Tuesday it patched the flaws that enabled the NSO Group malware and would warn iPhone owners who may have been targeted.
Source: Bloomberg, CNBC
Asian stocks looked set for a steady start Wednesday after a mixed Wall Street session and a further climb in Treasury yields as traders weighed the prospect of tighter monetary policy to curb inflation.
Australia edged up at the open. Futures for Japan and Hong Kong were little changed. U.S. futures dipped modestly. Energy and financials helped the $.SPX.US$ eke out a gain, while the $.NDX.US$ extended a drop. A gauge of Chinese shares traded in the U.S. fell for a second day.
Mall brands plunge as Gap, Nordstrom add to supply worries
Mall staples $GPS.US$ and $JWN.US$ tumbled after reporting disappointing results, adding to a series of worrisome retail earnings and renewing concerns over the global supply-chain crisis.
Gap shares fell 17% as of 5:55 p.m. Tuesday after regular trading in New York, while Nordstrom plunged 23%. Mall-based peer $ANF.US$, which reported results prior to the market open, fell 13% Tuesday. $URBN.US$ slipped 9% after its earnings report.
Meme stocks suffer worst day since June as risk-off rages
Meme stocks including $GME.US$ and $BBBY.US$ are tumbling Tuesday as investors bail out of riskier assets in favor of value-oriented companies.
A group of 37 retail-trader favorites tracked by Bloomberg fell 5.5% Tuesday, the worst drop for the group since mid-June.
Profitable companies are leaving money-losing stocks in the dust
Making a profit is really paying off again. Investors are rewarding companies that make money at the highest rate in almost two decades when compared to their money-losing peers.
The average return for profitable members of the $IWV.US$ is 36% this year, about triple the gains for unprofitable companies, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Retail traders jump back into tiny biotechs ahead of holiday
Two tiny biotechs, $ISPC.US$ and $LGVN.US$, are the latest to see their stocks caught up in a social media-fueled frenzy ahead of a U.S. trading holiday.
ISpecimen closed 49% higher Tuesday after more than doubling at the open and triggering a volatility halt. The stock is majority held by individuals and about 44% is held by insiders.
Rocket Lab CEO says companies not reusing rockets are making 'a dead-end product'
$RKLB.US$ CEO Peter Beck has dramatically changed his tune on reusing rockets, a practice made increasingly popular by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
"I think anybody who's not developing a reusable launch vehicle at this point in time is developing a dead-end product because it's just so obvious that this is a fundamental approach that has to be baked in from day one," Beck said on Tuesday.
SpaceX is launching a NASA spacecraft that will crash into an asteroid
Elon Musk's SpaceX is set to launch a first-of-its-kind planetary defense mission for NASA in the early hours of Wednesday morning. "We're smashing into an asteroid," NASA's Launch Services Program senior launch director Omar Baez said.
The mission is known as the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (or DART). NASA is trying to learn how to deflect a threat if it were headed toward Earth.
Apple sues company known for hacking iPhones on behalf of governments
$AAPL.US$ is suing NSO Group, an Israeli firm that sells software to government agencies and law enforcement that enables them to hack iPhones. Amnesty International said earlier this year it discovered recent-model iPhones belonging to journalists and human rights lawyers that had been infected with NSO Group malware.
Apple said on Tuesday it patched the flaws that enabled the NSO Group malware and would warn iPhone owners who may have been targeted.
Source: Bloomberg, CNBC
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