jhhow
liked
The 3rd quarter of 2021 has come to an end. How's your trading? ![]()
We have experienced the continuous rise of S&P500, the listing of Robinhood, Buffett indicator skyrocketing to 200%, BNPL spike, Apple's event and so much more. Did you succeed in buying low and selling high? Take a look at how the market went in the Q3 of 2021 below. Are you ready to review your performance?![]()
![]()
Why should I review trading performance?
Many traders are simply investing their time, believing that if they spend enough time in the market, their skills will be improved. But "investing time" does not necessarily increase your profit potential. If you always do the same things and make the same mistakes, investing time will only make these habits more ingrained. That's why you need to take time to monitor, review and evaluate every trade you make. A thorough review will reveal what your common mistakes are, which you can improve through practice; what you are very good at, which you may take advantage of more often. By doing so consistently, you can go from good to great.
When to review?
So when and how frequently should you have this kind of review? That depends on your trading style and trading frequency. If you make fewer than five trades per month, a monthly or quarterly review will be enough. If you trade every day, a weekly review may be more appropriate. If you review your trade performance after a long time, you may miss opportunities to make needed adjustments.
How to review?
Hey, I have no idea! Why don't you tell me? Well, you can think about these: What stocks have you been trading? What are the profitable and loss-making trades? Which sector have you invested in? What's your overall P/L? How's the market overall doing? What is working and what could be improved?
Now comes the practice! Review Your Q3 Performance NOW!
We want to help every mooer to develop a good reviewing habit. Here comes a Q3 trading review competition, in which you are all welcome to join.
Rewards
1. Featured reward: Grade A will get 8,888 points; Grade B will get 2,000 points![]()
![]()
· Grade A (3-5 mooers) - 8,888 points reward for deep review and analysis of trading behaviors and the market, and for high engagement
· Grade B (5-15 mooers) - 2,000 points reward for good review with more than 200 words, and for good engagement
2. Task reward:
All participants who comment with more than 50 words will get 88 points as an encouragement.![]()
![]()
Duration: Now - Oct. 15, 2021
(Rewards will be issued on Oct. 18)
Requirements & Tips
1. Join hashtag discussion #Reviw Q3 Trading Performance" (click to join)![]()
![]()
![]()
2. Original content and no plagiarism. Unless the content is repurposed from the same author.
3. Content format: Moment, Columns, Notes, and Video. Click to read how to use awesome features!
4. Don't forget to add tickers / stock codes if any. It will make you more impressive!
5. It's suggested to review EVERY TRADE that you made.
The Bottom Line
Hey, let's do this together! It’s also important to not be too critical on yourself when it comes to trading losses. No strategy or system is right all the time and there will always be losing trades. But hopefully, the amount you make when your trades work out will be larger than the total of losses. Regular reviews of your performance can help your own trading move to this goal.
Many traders are simply investing their time, believing that if they spend enough time in the market, their skills will be improved. But "investing time" does not necessarily increase your profit potential. If you always do the same things and make the same mistakes, investing time will only make these habits more ingrained. That's why you need to take time to monitor, review and evaluate every trade you make. A thorough review will reveal what your common mistakes are, which you can improve through practice; what you are very good at, which you may take advantage of more often. By doing so consistently, you can go from good to great.
So when and how frequently should you have this kind of review? That depends on your trading style and trading frequency. If you make fewer than five trades per month, a monthly or quarterly review will be enough. If you trade every day, a weekly review may be more appropriate. If you review your trade performance after a long time, you may miss opportunities to make needed adjustments.
Hey, I have no idea! Why don't you tell me? Well, you can think about these: What stocks have you been trading? What are the profitable and loss-making trades? Which sector have you invested in? What's your overall P/L? How's the market overall doing? What is working and what could be improved?
Now comes the practice! Review Your Q3 Performance NOW!
We want to help every mooer to develop a good reviewing habit. Here comes a Q3 trading review competition, in which you are all welcome to join.
1. Featured reward: Grade A will get 8,888 points; Grade B will get 2,000 points
· Grade A (3-5 mooers) - 8,888 points reward for deep review and analysis of trading behaviors and the market, and for high engagement
· Grade B (5-15 mooers) - 2,000 points reward for good review with more than 200 words, and for good engagement
2. Task reward:
All participants who comment with more than 50 words will get 88 points as an encouragement.
Duration: Now - Oct. 15, 2021
(Rewards will be issued on Oct. 18)
Requirements & Tips
1. Join hashtag discussion #Reviw Q3 Trading Performance" (click to join)
2. Original content and no plagiarism. Unless the content is repurposed from the same author.
3. Content format: Moment, Columns, Notes, and Video. Click to read how to use awesome features!
4. Don't forget to add tickers / stock codes if any. It will make you more impressive!
5. It's suggested to review EVERY TRADE that you made.
The Bottom Line
Hey, let's do this together! It’s also important to not be too critical on yourself when it comes to trading losses. No strategy or system is right all the time and there will always be losing trades. But hopefully, the amount you make when your trades work out will be larger than the total of losses. Regular reviews of your performance can help your own trading move to this goal.


56
14
13
jhhow
commented on
jhhow
commented on
Cathie Wood's Ark Investment Management continued its selling spree of $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ stock after the investment management firm offloaded $270 million worth of the electric vehicle maker's shares Tuesday.
Three of Wood's exchange-traded funds - $ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK.US)$ , $ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ.US)$ , and $ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW.US)$ - cumulatively sold more than 340,000 Tesla shares Tuesday, according to its daily trading update.
Social Capital founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya also revealed that he sold his Tesla position for capital to invest in other investment ideas. He said he exited his bet on the Elon Musk-led electric vehicle company “in the last year or so” as the high prices allowed him to generate cash to fund his other ideas.
Are they trying to avoid some risks that we're not aware of? Or maybe we should stop over-interpreting their moves?
Source:
Cathie Wood dumps biggest chunk of Tesla stock in her recent string of sales
Three of Wood's exchange-traded funds - $ARK Innovation ETF (ARKK.US)$ , $ARK Autonomous Technology & Robotics ETF (ARKQ.US)$ , and $ARK Next Generation Internet ETF (ARKW.US)$ - cumulatively sold more than 340,000 Tesla shares Tuesday, according to its daily trading update.
Social Capital founder and CEO Chamath Palihapitiya also revealed that he sold his Tesla position for capital to invest in other investment ideas. He said he exited his bet on the Elon Musk-led electric vehicle company “in the last year or so” as the high prices allowed him to generate cash to fund his other ideas.
Are they trying to avoid some risks that we're not aware of? Or maybe we should stop over-interpreting their moves?
Source:
Cathie Wood dumps biggest chunk of Tesla stock in her recent string of sales

44
13
3
jhhow
liked
The $S&P 500 Index (.SPX.US)$ extended its September selloff, with technology shares underperforming economically sensitive companies. The $NASDAQ 100 Index (.NDX.US)$ tumbled the most since March. The yield on Treasury 30-year bonds climbed more than 10 basis points. The dollar rallied.
Nothing much to say, let's take a look at the indexes:
We all know it's coming, the question is: "is it the day"?
Show the screenshot of your portfolio in the comment section. I guess the more suffering people we know, the more comfortable we will be.![]()
![]()
![]()
Nothing much to say, let's take a look at the indexes:
We all know it's coming, the question is: "is it the day"?
Show the screenshot of your portfolio in the comment section. I guess the more suffering people we know, the more comfortable we will be.

57
14
5