Did a quick poll using the MooMoo app and got some quick response from the community while I looked at the charts with some learning outcomes from how to understand MACD and KDJ. Sold my holding in $Sea (SE.US)$ to realise the profit. in a bear market 📉 good to realise short term gains just don’t buy all in one go as you won’t know the Lowest point.
As stocks go up and down. I personally will take in short term profits (days) and realise gains to reinvest as compared to buy and wait a few years...

$UOB (U11.SG)$ wait for dip to enter again

$Alibaba (BABA.US)$ $Baidu (BIDU.US)$ $Tencent (TCEHY.US)$ After a bumper year of stock listings, Asian companies may find it hard to repeat the success in 2022 given the prospect of rising interest rates and China’s tightening grip on Big Tech.
Thanks to a blistering first half amid a global boom, initial public offerings in the region have reached $190 billion so far this year, already a record and up 31% from the whole of 2020. But the momentum has weakened notably in recent months as Beijing escalated a regulatory assault on private enterprise, putting major deals on hold and injecting uncertainties into next year.
Bankers say they expect Asia’s IPO market to be less frenzied and more balanced in 2022, as higher inflation erodes valuations of tech firms and tighter U.S. monetary policy reduces the supply of idle cash. The listings landscape may also look more diverse, with South Korea and India charging ahead and industries from clean energy to financial services filling the void left by once-dominant Chinese tech.
“Markets in 2022 are going to face a more normalized environment,” said William Smiley, co-head of equity capital markets at $Goldman Sachs (GS.US)$ in Asia ex-Japan. “Withdrawal of fiscal and monetary stimulus, coupled with expectations for higher inflation may challenge risk assets, including equity markets.”
Beijing’s tight scrutiny of its tech firms, on issues ranging from data security to a loophole long used by companies to list overseas, also is expected to continue to slow the pace of fundraising from the sector.

$BABA-W (09988.HK)$ When will the internet-related rectification finally end? I'm going crazy!

2021 is awesome because I started my investment journey... I selected Moo Moo as my desired investment platform due to several reasons, 1) Moo Moo offers user friendly interface, 2) lots of news, short quick articles and videos to level up my investment knowledge, 3) low charge fees for trading, and 4) offers free stocks! The journey so far using Moo Moo has been exceptionally pleasant.
For my investment portfolio, I diversify on several fronts.
I actively invest in Bank stocks including $OCBC Bank (O39.SG)$, $DBS Group Holdings (D05.SG)$, $UOB (U11.SG)$, which provide for great gains and dividends.
For Reits, I would recommend $CapLand IntCom T (C38U.SG)$, $CapLand Ascendas REIT (A17U.SG)$, $Suntec Reit (T82U.SG)$ and $Keppel DC Reit (AJBU.SG)$. Good source of high dividends.
Other SG stocks include $ST Engineering (S63.SG)$ and $SGX (S68.SG)$ are worth considering.
For US stocks, $Apple (AAPL.US)$ is definitely a good stock to invest in. I would expect the stock to rise further with the excitement over the release of the Apple Car in the near future. In the upcoming hype of the electric cars, stocks such as $NIO Inc (NIO.US)$, $Lucid Group (LCID.US)$ would probably gain traction over time. I previously bought NIO with the believe that the stock would soar in time.
For the HK market, $BABA-W (09988.HK)$ and $ICBC (01398.HK)$ are my targets. Alibaba is currently very much undervalued, thus expecting it to increase soon after recovery from its nosedive for a period.
All of the above stocks, I am adopting the long term investment mentality to gradually increase the volume for high dividend returns.
Patience and diligence is what I learnt through the process as I spent many days observing the stock trends to determine when would be the best time to enter the market.
With uncertainty over news of the Omicron variant, stocks seem to be bearish during this time, I see it as an opportunity to buy more during the dip. So far, I am happy with the performance of all my investment, laying the foundation for growth as the economy gradually recovers.
One cool thing I did was to sell the Twitter stock and use whatever funds to buy a biotech stock, $Longeveron (LGVN.US)$. This was the only one off instance that I traded based on luck with the strike lottery mindset. As in times of covid, biotech stocks tend to be rocketing high dynamically within a day. I made a decent profit out of it when the stock shot up. This was quite an experience.
Hope for all to invest well and into a Great 2022 ahead!