I started with moomoo, officially started investing for a year, and this week I went from 0.5 million initial capital to 7 million. The moomoo community has many talented individuals. However, the official team told me a few days ago that I am an important community user among the Chinese in australia. I have been following this before. $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ You can view my previous historical messages, always focusing on the few big opportunities I see within the US stock market.
Every day in the past year, I have been watching the market for several hours, knowing that diligence can bring wealth. I have no intention of stopping investing. Investing is a long-term topic, and I will continue to express opinions in the community. (Not investment advice, just for communication purposes. Adults should be responsible for their actions ☕️)

With everything going on post-election, I'm really curious about how different strategies might play out in 2025. What sectors or trends do you guys think have the biggest potential to grow next year? And for someone like me who's just getting started, any tips on where to start or key moves to keep in mind? Appreciate any advice!
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In $Tesla (TSLA.US)$ After the financial report was released, fortunately I hold a call option!It seems that the performance after the financial report has been 'priced in', is there still worse expectations? Because the Tesla stock price has not fluctuated much recently, I chose an out-of-the-money contract, so the time value loss is less. Out-of-the-money options are not so sensitive to implied volatility, but once the stock price approaches the at-the-money level, the profit potential will be even more promising. Although Tesla has risen by 20% in one week, the implied volatility has not surged. The future market is still worth attention.
Bullish on Tesla but uncertain about options?
Consider buying 2 times long Tesla's ETF, such as $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares (TSLL.US)$, which rose more than 43% this week with the release of the financial report, making it a good alternative!
From a technical analysis perspective: Tesla's weekly chart, from a long-term perspective, the low point is rising, and the current structure is ready to form a 3-wave structure. Whether it's a one-way uptrend or a breakthrough followed by a pullback and another uptrend, I believe the price level of the high on the left side will be touched.
$Apple (AAPL.US)$ (Weekly chart) The trend does not have a specific direction, but it will affect QQQ because it has the highest weight. This week, with the release of the financial report, you can consider going long or short based on the direction after the financial report is released.
This week is the financial report season, where the exciting drama of options unfolds!The market may experience significant volatility, while it is important to determine the direction before the financial report, the volatility also needs to be sufficient...

$Microsoft (MSFT.US)$
Microsoft tops fiscal 1Q estimates with strong Cloud performance
Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT) reported better-than-expected fiscal first-quarter earnings, driven by robust growth in its cloud business.
The tech giant posted earnings per share of $3.30, surpassing analysts' estimates of $3.08. Revenue also came in higher than anticipated, reaching $65.6 billion compared to the $64.4 billion forecasted by analysts.
A standout performer was Microsoft’s cloud segment, which repo...

Commodities have outperformed all other major asset classes in past inflationary environments.
And leading commodity stocks such as BHP Group $BHP Group Ltd (BHP.AU)$ and Rio Tinto $Rio Tinto Ltd (RIO.AU)$ can provide an even better hedge against inflation.
Both offer an attractive combination of strong profitability, compressed valuation, and excellent profitability growth in the new commodity cycle.

$Zoom Video Communications (ZM.US)$ Zoom sailed past analysts' earnings estimates for the quarter and gave profitability guidance for the current quarter and full year that were well above expectations. That shows the company is able to reduce costs as growth decelerates. Investors are looking for tech companies that can produce earnings as they move into stocks that can better withstand rising inflation and interest rates.

$Zoom Video Communications (ZM.US)$ Zoom shares rose 16% in extended trading on Monday after the provider of video chat software reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and issued an upbeat forecast for the second period.
Zoom pops 16% on first-quarter earnings. For the second quarter, Zoom now expects revenue of $1.115 billion to $1.12 billion, representing growth of at least 9.2%. Analysts were looking for growth of 8.7% to ...