The MooMoo app is already quite robust, with the standard features and exceptional value-adding instruments in place. However the most engaging part of being a MooMoo user to me is the games and contests, and fundamentally, investors here are here for the rewards and challengers, novice or seasoned alike. Rewards for post such as this is very welcomed and instigates new thoughts to the community, and games like the Let's Moo-ve was really fun and rewarding (Great animation too). My Christmas wishlist for MooMoo, is of course to have more of such exciting Games!

FOMO due to hype of course..causing me to buy at ATH and took very long time to recover, and a few are still at paper loss despite holding for quite some time. Nevertheless, the biggest mistake i have made, and am still making, is to not learn the fundamentals thoroughly and start throwing hard-earned money into the market. Some earned due to luck, some earned due to persistency by holding long term, but going into market with little knowledge and no skills would cost a lot more in long run. Gotta study for it folks!

Habits are inhibited over time, with constant practicing of a form or way we react to certain circumstances. However, the world of stock trading is ever changing, thus the only way to survive, and perhaps go on top of thing is to discipline ourselves. Its an inner fight. Lessons learnt from the past, dont jump into bandwagon, dont buy on impulse, dont get excited due to hypes. always research and strategize. if its a tough battle, dont go for it. you wont have enough bullet. play safe, earn little first, and build your wealth exponentially thereafter, and dont forget to realise your profit once in a while. even if market crashes, at least you are burnt, not barbequed.

Not sure how the 30% is measured, but definitely not me. The moment you placed your money, you should be prepared for the worst. And the worst is losing your capital (Unless you short). If you are not mentally prepared for it, dont go for it. Much better to use that money and buy your mom some nice dinner.