People have been making money from stocks and shares for hundreds of years, but with millions of companies to choose from, it’s understandable that some people turn to key figureheads and even celebrities to inspire their financial decisions. 
Who do you think has caused the most change on the stock market by a landslide?
Who else do you think is worth being nominated?
Would you tell mooers about your picks?

Some people say comparison is necessary for everything. It can be a powerful tool for personal growth. It is like a compass for lives, always pointing in the right direction for you.
However, most self-help articles and books encourage people to stop comparing themselves to others.
"To compare is to despair," they say.
Especially don't compare your investment returns with others.
It may sow seeds of discontent and envy and may ultimately be counte...

Communities are all around us. We're part of many communities, whether they're communities made up of family, friends, or shared interests. And "moo" is an online community that investors gather around.
So when do you use the community function in moomoo app? What pushes you to meet other mooers online? Is it because of loneliness or something else? 
(I mean this one here)