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Longevity does not mean that we only leave more birthdays as we slowly wither.
The migration of wisdom:
The purpose of finance is not simply to pursue the increase in wealth figures, but to elevate one's own intelligence as one's life quality changes.

Many people are saying that having good habits is more important than having good luck.
Actually, what are good habits in the end?
The good habits I personally believe include:
1. Go to bed and wake up early.
2. Eat until 80% full, and eat regularly.
3. Exercise regularly.
4. Leave some time for self-reflection.
Developing four abilities for yourself (and children):
1. The ability to plan time: not procrastinating, clear about what one is doing.
2. The ability to learn: knowing why one should learn, actively engaging in learning, and having a study plan.
3. The ability to manage finances: understanding how to earn, as well as how to spend, saving money as a habit.
Life is more about the unknown and the impermanent, but we can continue to explore different meanings.
Encouraging each other.

Ken, MBA and Head of Dealing at Moomoo, will join Jia Wei, Master Trainer from 21 Days Investment Education Platform, for a cross-interview to discuss how options trading has transformed their investment strategies and impacted their lives.

In our lives, we will always face various new choices and stages, but only after wandering around a full circle will we discover that the past things have not been lost.
Another way of saying is that life is always constantly going in circles, and each time returning to the starting point is an opportunity to have a deeper understanding and insight into this starting point.
Approaching the end of the year, I am currently doing my annual summary and looking forward to future development, and would like to share a post with all my partners.

After the dust settles from the election, how will political changes in the USA affect the Malaysian market? Let's delve into the adjustments and opportunities it brings. Stay tuned on November 13 (Wednesday) at 8 pm, when Nanyang Commercial will join moomoo guests to provide live commentary on the US presidential election situation, market reactions, dynamic tracking, and forward-looking analysis of the Malaysian market.

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With Trump's re-election a foregone conclusion, what should investors expect from the Hong Kong/China market outlook? What are some strategies to take in advance?
Moomoo has invited Yi Wang, Managing Director at CSOP Asset Management to discuss the HK/CN market outlook with Moomoo MY Head Dealer. Book now to grab your spot!

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The market faced the most busy week, with earnings results from hundreds of companies before and after the market traded. We saw results from five of the Mag Seven, and yet there is more still to come. There is just a couple...

The overall budget proposal tells us that the national economy is on the rise.
The most basic, the continuously rising minimum wage indicates that everyone's disposable income has increased. (But I am curious, can one really survive on the minimum wage? I personally find it difficult, uncertain about the outside world.
What is of particular concern is the carbon tax introduced starting in 2026, which is a new tax system that will definitely have an impact on the future market. What impact? Because any tax will inevitably be paid by lbx pharmacy chain joint stock in the end. So, how it will appear is the key! Currently, it is clear that steel and energy companies are being targeted.
(Furthermore, the increase in sugar tax directly impacts consumer goods, not just beverages. Next, it will cover all food items. Don't eat so sweet to avoid paying so much tax? Don't be foolish, eating less sweet is only good for your health. Taxation is the foundation of national development, you can only rely on yourself to earn more money to support yourself!
It's clear that the only target of the stock market is to increase the tax on shareholders with dividends of hundreds to thousands. Many people think this is just a tax on the wealthy. To receive hundreds or thousands of dividends, the total assets are in the millions. Will they really care about paying a few thousand more? Will it affect the company's dividend decisions in the future? After all, those who can receive high dividends are the big bosses of the companies, the decision-makers.