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Alphabet-A Stock Discussion

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This $2.25 Stock Soon To Turn A Profit Is Highly Likely To Be Acquired Above $10

This unique biotech $Esperion Therapeutics (ESPR.US)$ Esperion has the only FDA approved statin alternative drugs NEXLIZET & NEXLETOL for Primary Prevention, Statins are a class of prescription drugs that help lower cholesterol levels. They are the most common treatment for high cholesterol, an estimated 21 Million Americans are Statin intolerant and or maxed out on Statin drugs and need additional lowering. Over 71 ...

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Must BUY Esperion Therapeutics Selling FDA Approved Statin Alternative Drugs Will Soon Be Acquired Suspect The Analysts.

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Phil Dunn

12 hours ago

Weekly Trading Report (2nd Week Dec)

A quick update of my trading activities in this week (9 to 13 Dec 2024).
New Positions
$Symbotic (SYM.US)$ , $IonQ Inc (IONQ.US)$ , $Alphabet-A (GOOGL.US)$ , $PepsiCo (PEP.US)$ , $Futu Holdings Ltd (FUTU.US)$
Sold out Positions
$Hershey (HSY.US)$ , $UnitedHealth (UNH.US)$ , $Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM.US)$
Increased / Decreased Positions
None
Remarks
- I sold out $Hershey (HSY.US)$ after buyout news came out. I took decent profit from this rumour.
- Just few days after I bought $UnitedHealth (UNH.US)$ , I sold ...

Tesla hits historical high, how much room for upside?

Kevin Travers

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Columns Weekly Buzz: Great tech stocks on Friday the 13th

Happy weekend investors! Welcome back to Weekly Buzz where we talk about the top ten buzzing stocks on moomoo this week! Comment below to answer the Weekly Topic question for a chance to win an award!
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Weekly Buzz
The market finished the week with all-time records for tech stocks, yet again. Prices were muted until CPI numbers came out Wednesday, high enough above expectations to secure hope for further rate cuts at the FOMC meet...

HuatLady : The choice between long-term and short-term stocks largely depends on one's goals, risk tolerance and time horizon. Personally, I lean towards long-term investments as they provide several advantages. They are the best way to weather tough times and ride out markets volatility. Established companies often pay consistent dividends, offering a stable income stream. While infrequent trading minimizes transection costs, enhancing overall returns.
For instance, when I hold stocks like $Apple (AAPL.US)$ and $Coca-Cola (KO.US)$, timing the market becomes less of a concern. I am confident these "bullet-proof" stocks can meet the challenges, whether it's a market recession or a global pandemic. Their track records of staying strong and thriving makes them perfect for long term investors like me .

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ZnWC : Thanks for the event
I trade in both short-term and long-term. The inclination will depend on the market condition.
Think short term:
Under a bull market, I am likely to sell most of the overvalued stocks to take profit. Occasionally I will buy call options to earn a profit in the short term and no intention to buy the stock when it is in the money (ITM). As the stock value appreciates quickly, my investment strategy tells me not to buy which may end up holding a stock at a high price. My inclination is short term.
Think long term:
Under a bear market, I can find many undervalued stocks (based on PE ratio and other FA/TA indicators). My investment strategy tells me to buy and hold. I like to use Value averaging (VA) to accumulate stock - buy when the share dip and hold/sell when the share price is up. I will buy put options to protect my lower end and may exercise the contract if it is ITM - buy more with intention to hold. My inclination tends to be long term.
Bottom line
My investment principle -
"To be fearful when others are greedy and be greedy when others are fearful".
It is not easy to buy at dip because you need to DYODD and invest in a stock with conviction. When the share price dips further, most will "panic sell" in fear that you may catch a falling knife. I also don't use short term trading strategies like short selling or sell options because it is beyond my risk appetite.

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HuatEver : Balancing short and long-term investment goals is challenging, but I prefer long-term investments for their ability to weather market fluctuations, generate dividends and capitalise on growth opportunities. They also encourage discipline and reduce impulsive decisions driven by short-term volatility.
That said, short-term investments have strategic value, offering quick liquidity and flexibility to address immediate needs or market opportunities. By combining the stability of long-term investments with the agility of short-term plays, I aim to strike a balance that aligns with both immediate needs and future wealth-building goals.

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102362254 : I prefer long-term investments for the growth and stability they offer, but I’m open to short-term opportunities when they pop up. It’s all about staying flexible and adapting to what works best for my goals and the market

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Bird007 : @Author, please correct, the adjustment announcement of the NASDAQ 100 Index will be published at 8:00 PM Eastern Time this Friday (9:00 AM Peking Time).

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