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The Global Paper Trading Challenge has been underway for a week now, and we're thrilled to have over 75,000 participants from around the globe!
In the U.S. region, more than 85 participants have achieved weekly virtual gains exceeding 10%. The most popular stock traded in our Challenge last week? $Bright Minds Biosciences (DRUG.US)$, a pharmaceutical company that just received FDA approval for its new drug. This week, $GRI Bio (GRI.US)$ is curren...

$NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$'s rallied to record highs on Wednesday, with the artificial intelligence chipmaker's valuation breaching the $3 trillion mark and overtaking $Apple (AAPL.US)$ to become the world's second most valuable company on June 5th. Now it's only one step away from $Microsoft (MSFT.US)$'s market value of 3.15 trillion US dollars.
NVIDIA, the global leader in AI, surpassed the market expectations with its Q1 earnings report.
The day after...

$Tesla (TSLA.US)$
Waiting for the short-term trend, the secondary trend, the medium-to-long-term trend, and the main trend to sharply oppose each other and become intense.
The long-term trend and main trend of Tesla are always upward, but the short-term trend and secondary trend still have a downward space of about 6.85-11.35.
People are not accustomed to buying stocks when the stock price is falling, especially when it is dropping significantly. They are more used to and willing to buy stocks that are rising, and they are even hesitant to buy stocks that are in a sideways trend with no significant decline. They call it a 'trend,' and they like to go with the flow, either to add to their gains by buying high and selling higher, or to take advantage by short selling, making quick money. Have you not seen how they praise and commend Nvidia while belittling and criticizing Tesla?
Looking up at the stars, staying grounded, giving up fantasies, the principle of first going down and then going up is universally applicable. Whether it is the first aviation crossing of the Atlantic and the Pacific by humans, or the aviation crossing of the Atlantic and the Pacific by airlines, it is not achieved overnight, but through many major technological breakthroughs and hard work.
Have you noticed the range of stock prices between 198.870 and 205.600? In the face of the multiple uncertainties surrounding Tesla, while the bearish short sellers are thinking about crashing the car and robbing people for quick profit and a fast escape, how likely is it to achieve such a rapid cross over in a short period of time? What is the possibility of a sharp decline after the cross over? Have you thought about it?
All problems, in the end, are a matter of time. Stay resilient, buy on the dip, and lay a solid foundation with a planned and systematic approach....

$Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. (FFIE.US)$
Positive Facts:
1、Successful Production and Delivery: FFIE successfully manufactured and delivered electric vehicles last year.
2、Vehicles in Operation: The delivered FF91 cars are operational and not in repair shops or scrapyards.
3、Ongoing Operations: FFIE continues to operate.
4、Active Fundraising: FFIE is actively seeking further financin...

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April was a whirlwind for U.S. stock markets, and our Moomoo Community has been right in the thick of it, sharing their triumphs, strategies, and insights. Reflecting on a month marked by volatility, let's celebrate our community's popular UGC that helped many navigate the choppy waters of options trading.
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One of our own, a 25-year-old banking and finance undergrad, @SneakyBear share...

of My Trading Journey. Well, Im guessing on that, but $AST SpaceMobile (ASTS.US)$ is doing well based on partnership with Verizon. And I, and this was accidental, and I posted about it at length on a social platform…but I accidentally bought (3x) more calls than I meant to. They are similar to these, frozen at yesterday’s numbers:
And. If this holds, they will be up from here. I think I won a mini lotto. So, friends, should I:
a) sell all, can always buy back in later
b) sel...