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Happy Monday, mooers! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz, where we review the news, performance, and community sentiment of the selected buzzing stocks on moomoo platform based on search and message volumes of last week! (Nano caps are excluded.)
Part Ⅰ: Make Your Choices
Part Ⅱ Buzzing Stocks List & Mooers Comments
Three major indices moved downward, Russell 2000 Index d...
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When Elon did his $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ poll and then sold off...do people realise what a raw deal they got?
He exercised his options at less than USD7, got 2 million shares and then sold just half. This is less than 1% of his stock. Looks like 9% more to go.
While everyone focuses on the USD1000 profit per share he got, do people realise that Elon just pulled a fast one by diluting EVERY single shareholder? He holds one million more of the free float now...he just diluted every one of his shareholders. And he is going to do this with the rest of his stocks
Executive options expire next year so expect more of these shenanigans not just from Elon but from his top execs...share dilution is the hidden killer as it steals from every shareholder...I have never liked it, and when Elon does it like this, he feels more like a snake oil salesman than a respectable CEO
He exercised his options at less than USD7, got 2 million shares and then sold just half. This is less than 1% of his stock. Looks like 9% more to go.
While everyone focuses on the USD1000 profit per share he got, do people realise that Elon just pulled a fast one by diluting EVERY single shareholder? He holds one million more of the free float now...he just diluted every one of his shareholders. And he is going to do this with the rest of his stocks
Executive options expire next year so expect more of these shenanigans not just from Elon but from his top execs...share dilution is the hidden killer as it steals from every shareholder...I have never liked it, and when Elon does it like this, he feels more like a snake oil salesman than a respectable CEO
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Well, ever since I bought an iPad for work purposes I find it really an good investment..
Feeling excited over the coming 🍏 events..
✨ My story begins :
First, a tablet is an ultimate personal data consuming device. If you read, watch or listen to stuff, iPad gives you the best experience because of decent screen and battery life comparing to a smartphone.
Second, tablets increasingly become good for creating content. With external keyboard you can type longer texts, with stylus you can draw and sketch. You can make music with it!
The apps for tablets are optimized for touch, and that actually makes interfaces simpler. I find it easier to work with on iPad than on a Mac.
Another example - if you take photos, Lightroom for iPad is just awesome - and you can even work with raw files straight out of your camera. Most definitely, there will be even more creative apps soon.
You can choose an iPad of the screen size that fits most to your routine and it still be lighter to carry around than the laptop (and decent ultra-light laptop is twice as expensive).
As i owned iPad 4th Gen & iPad mini 2.. Both equally served its own purposes..
However I don’t really believe that iPad can fully replace a desktop computer for creative person (it really can replace it for an average user especially outdoor with cellular mobile!) but it makes a great on-the-go supplementary device. Even more so if it happens ...
Feeling excited over the coming 🍏 events..
✨ My story begins :
First, a tablet is an ultimate personal data consuming device. If you read, watch or listen to stuff, iPad gives you the best experience because of decent screen and battery life comparing to a smartphone.
Second, tablets increasingly become good for creating content. With external keyboard you can type longer texts, with stylus you can draw and sketch. You can make music with it!
The apps for tablets are optimized for touch, and that actually makes interfaces simpler. I find it easier to work with on iPad than on a Mac.
Another example - if you take photos, Lightroom for iPad is just awesome - and you can even work with raw files straight out of your camera. Most definitely, there will be even more creative apps soon.
You can choose an iPad of the screen size that fits most to your routine and it still be lighter to carry around than the laptop (and decent ultra-light laptop is twice as expensive).
As i owned iPad 4th Gen & iPad mini 2.. Both equally served its own purposes..
However I don’t really believe that iPad can fully replace a desktop computer for creative person (it really can replace it for an average user especially outdoor with cellular mobile!) but it makes a great on-the-go supplementary device. Even more so if it happens ...
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Feeling very comfortable!
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