以下是它的工作原理：
第 1 步: 学习并掌握相关内容
第 2 步: 参加测验并在评论中留下你的答案
第 3 步: 分享您订阅 CSOP iEdge 东南亚 + 科技指数 ETF 的屏幕截图
活动奖励：
参与此活动并拥有以下条件的用户 正确回答了所有问题 将获得以下奖励：
第一位获胜者：666 点积分
第 2-5 名获胜者：233 分
200 名幸运的参与者（最好是订阅屏幕截图）...

moo moo 非常慷慨，一旦你获得了 88 美元，自动投资，只有 12 美元就能获得更多机会，这意味着要多出 8 美元！

嘿 mooer们,
春节快乐！新年快乐！
奎茂年 兔子，即将开始。兔子是中国十二生肖中的第四种动物。根据中国民间传说，毛泽东将早上 05:00-07:00 称为十二个2小时的时段之一，那时月球上的玉兔开始用杵敲击草药。毛泽东的原创角色以植物从地上冒出来，代表着植物的场景为特色。

嗨 mooers，如果你之前错过了我们的学习营，不用担心，这是我们的升级版！！
最近，市场波动很大，加上美联储加息。一些摩尔人可能会面临两难境地，即现在是否是购买的好时机。
我强烈建议你参加这个股票学习活动，在当前的环境中做出更明智的决定！
加入这个之后，您将对h... 有更好的了解

在农历新年期间，向亲朋好友致以新年问候是全世界华人的传统。从我观察到的情况来看， 那些发送最衷心的新年问候的人通常会收到最红的红包。
同意与否？
伙计，是时候提高技能了！选择以下一些新春问候，马上给你的亲戚留下深刻的印象！
最后，我们为大家准备了一个小幸运红包...

1. 目标是调整我的投资组合并达到平衡。目前电动汽车过于繁重。
2. 我80％使用电动汽车，0％使用基因组，我希望到2022年底达到20％的基因组水平。
3. 现在进行调整不是一个好时机，我觉得电动汽车还有增长的空间。但是我希望每个月获得5％的基因组投资组合，然后缓慢调整。到5月我将达到20％，但成本可能很高。然后重新评估是每隔一分钟增加还是减少持有量...

根据价值投资的原则， 人们应该选择交易价格似乎低于账面价值的股票。 这意味着在股价下跌时买入。还有另一群人的交易方式恰恰相反。他们 跟随市场趋势进行买入和卖出。 股价上涨得越多，他们买入的资金就越多。
那么，哪种方式更胜一些”权利“？事实是，现实全是灰色地带。黑白答案很少。不要摆脱意识形态和狭隘感。如果你保持开放的心态，有数百种致富的方法。不同的方法可以在不同的场景中使用。
请选择你的展位〜
让我们来看一些例子：
@Carry only: $AMC院线(AMC.US)$
@UFTWY: 已经过去了多么美好的一年 $游戏驿站(GME.US)$ $维珍银河(SPCE.US)$
@102497462: $小米集团-W(01810.HK)$
@gooup8: 未来在召唤。坚定不移，我们坚持
@Lily Swanberg: $AMC院线(AMC.US)$ 欢迎加入 22 岁时购买的新类人猿国家！！上周我们又增加了更多！！团结起来我们可以创造历史...
@Deezy_McCheezy: $AMC院线(AMC.US)$ 我就挥动大拇指
谁有他们的新 NFT？？？
@Smart Jerry:
@Warrens Buffet: $AMC院线(AMC.US)$
@demntia: 让我们为虚假的挤压做好准备 $AMC院线(AMC.US)$
圣诞节快到来了~
@Peak Mountain: $蔚来(NIO.US)$ 我们要上去...
@gooup8: $Society Pass(SOPA.US)$
@Jayishere: 节日快乐，智者！
本周，我们想邀请您在下面发表评论并讲述： 在日常生活中你是如何选择自己的展位的？或者也许你没有？
我们将选择20 条热门评论下周一之前。
获胜者将获得 88 点积分 下周之前，你可以在奖励俱乐部兑换礼物。
*本周内的评论将被计算在内。
你可以发帖：
gif 或 jpeg 中的相关模因
你的现实生活经历
其他展示幽默感的创意方式
我尝试 Christm如同 致所有摩尔人！度过一个愉快的假期！
和平！

我希望吸取今年的教训和错误，在未来几年在股票方面取得更好的业绩。
而且我需要一些股票优惠券才能在普通优惠券到期之前使用

Asian stocks set to advance amid dip in dollar
Asian stocks looked set to rise Thursday after U.S. shares rallied amid speculation that the economic recovery will weather temporary disruption from the omicron virus strain outbreak.
Futures for Japan and Hong Kong climbed. Australia rose and U.S. futures edged higher. The $标普500指数(.SPX.US)$ is once again closing in on its record high, with sentiment aided by rising consumer confidence and home sales.
Europe's energy crisis is taking its toll on industrial giants
This year's energy crunch is so severe that gas prices surged more than 800%, while power costs jumped some 500%. And with the coldest months of the winter still ahead and Russia curbing gas supplies, there's no relief in sight.
The surge is exposing the region's biggest gas and power consumers to heavy losses, forcing industrial giants to cut production and threatening the economic recovery.
Options trading activity hits record powered by retail investors, but most are playing a losing game
A record of 39 million options contracts have traded daily on average this year, rising 35% from 2020. Retail investors now account for more than 25% of this trading activity. However, the majority of these small-time traders are buying the most basic call and put options, which have a much lower probability of profit compared with advanced strategies like options spreads.
"Everybody in the business knows that if you're only buying out-the-money calls, then you're likely going to lose money over time," said John Foley, CEO of Options AI.
FDA authorizes Pfizer's Covid treatment pill, the first oral antiviral drug cleared during the pandemic
The Food and Drug Administration granted emergency authorization Wednesday to $辉瑞(PFE.US)$'s Covid treatment pill, a major milestone that promises to revolutionize the fight against the virus.
The medication, which is recommended for people at a high risk of developing severe Covid-19, could be available to patients as early as this weekend.
Musk's 10% stake sale removes overhang, fueling Tesla rally
$特斯拉(TSLA.US)$ rose after Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said he's sold enough stock to make his total sales about 10%, removing a key overhang on its shares.
The electric-vehicle maker closed 7.5% higher, propelling its market value back above $1 trillion on Wednesday. Musk sold about $854 million worth of shares, according to the latest filings with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission.
Elon Musk: My wealth 'isn't some deep mystery.' My taxes are super simple
Musk’s comments were made in an interview with conservative satire site The Babylon Bee and follow comments from Sen. Elizabeth Warren earlier this month that suggested he wasn't paying taxes. The world's richest person said his wealth is fully transparent and isn't stashed in any offshore accounts or special tax vehicles to lower his obligations.
BAD ETF arrives for bets on stocks that markets may be shunning
In an ESG-obsessed investing world, BAD to capture areas of growth the market may be shunning most. The ETF will track companies that make most of their cash from selling alcohol or cannabis, casinos or gaming, and developing pharmaceutical products.
"We don't think social stigma should be a primary factor when it comes to deciding what's a good investment," said Tommy Mancuso, president and founder of the BAD Investment Company, which owns the EQM BAD Index that BAD will track.
Glenn Youngkin's win in Virginia stokes political dreams on Wall Street
The head of the world's largest hedge fund is eyeing one of Pennsylvania's Senate seats. Private-equity executives are weighing congressional runs in New Jersey and Wyoming. Over a recent dinner with Nikki Haley, a Texas investor gamed out a political future that could include a run for senator.
More than a decade after the 2008 crisis cast financiers as national villains and obstructed their glide path to Washington, the political calculus has flipped once again.
Source: Bloomberg, CNBC, WSJ

Stock rebound may continue in Asia; bonds decline
A global rebound in stocks may continue in Asia on Wednesday as investor sentiment improves after being roiled by uncertainty over the omicron virus strain and stimulus outlook.
Futures for Japan and Hong Kong rose, while Australian shares edged up. U.S. contracts fluctuated after the $标普500指数(.SPX.US)$ snapped three days of declines and the technology-heavy $纳斯达克100指数(.NDX.US)$ climbed more than 2%. A gauge of Chinese shares traded in the U.S. surged about 7%.
Turkey markets rocked anew amid stock slump, record lira swings
Gyrations in Turkey's stocks and the lira signal volatility is here to stay, even after the government laid out emergency measures to bolster the currency.
The Borsa Istanbul 100 Index's 7.9% decline on Tuesday triggered yet another circuit breaker, as it headed for the biggest three-day loss in more than two decades. The currency whipsawed between gains and losses, after soaring as much as 20% against the U.S. dollar, sending both three-month and one-year volatility to all-time peaks.
Tuesday's market bounce could lead to a record 2022, Oppenheimer's top strategist says
Despite Covid-19 omicron risks, Oppenheimer Asset Management's John Stoltzfus suggests Tuesday's market bounce is real.
"We believe in it. We think investors should as well," the firm's chief investment strategist told CNBC,"The selling that we've seen over the last few days was overdone. Fundamentals are getting better going forward. Stocks are responding to that fact."
Crypto funds explode in boom year marked by first U.S. bitcoin ETF
Even beyond the launch of the first U.S. Bitcoin futures ETF, cryptocurrency funds notched some notable global milestones in 2021.
The number of crypto-tracking investment vehicles worldwide more than doubled to 80 from just 35 at the end of 2020, according to Bloomberg Intelligence data. Assets soared to $63 billion, compared to $24 billion at the start of the year.
Musk tweet fund adminstrator isn't filing statements, judge says
A judge is questioning the status of a $40 million fund that was established from fines paid by Elon Musk and $特斯拉(TSLA.US)$ over controversial tweets.
The firm appointed in May to administer distributions from the fund, set up by the U.S. SEC for harmed investors, hasn' filed required accounting statements, U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan said in an order Tuesday. She directed Rust Consulting to submit a status report by Jan. 7.
U.S. share buybacks hit record while capex lags pre-crisis level
Share repurchases more than doubled from a year earlier for S&P 500 companies to an all-time high of $234.6 billion, according to data released Tuesday from S&P Dow Jones Indices. Meanwhile, capital expenditures increased 21% to $189 billion, which is still down 3% from the final three months of 2019 before the pandemic shutdown the economy.
Part of the reason could be related to the pandemic, as a shift in consumer demand has fueled lots of uncertainty for businesses and makes it difficult for companies to plan ahead.
Super-luxury home sales surge across U.S., rising 35% in 2021
In 2021, at least 40 residential properties sold for more than $50 million in the U.S., according to data compiled by the appraiser Miller Samuel. Fueled by a booming stock market, low interest rates, and a pandemic-era's heightened emphasis on home life, prices for luxury houses have risen to stratospheric heights across the country.
UK offers 1 billion pounds to firms hit hardest by Omicron
Britain has announced £1 billion of extra support for businesses hit hardest by the wave of Omicron variant coronavirus cases. Finance minister Rishi Sunak said he would "respond proportionately and appropriately" if further Covid restrictions are imposed.
Under the support announced on Tuesday, hospitality and leisure firms in England will be eligible for grants of up to 6,000 pounds for each of their premises, accounting for almost 700 million pounds of the new package.
Source: Bloomberg, CNBC