The Nasdaq surged during the National Day holiday and I missed out on the gains—fine, whatever. But then I checked my fund to see why, and it turns out the fund manager sold off some U.S. stocks to buy Hong Kong stocks. I’m completely numb 😭😭😭 This “Nasdaq-flavored” fund is truly heartbreaking.
Looks like Sun really did get hit. If the assassination attempt on Sun had succeeded this time and he hadn't made it, would TRON go to zero or skyrocket?
I have a question—how do you all buy US stock index financial products? The two pictures below are one from Alipay and one from Futu NiuNiu. Seeing such a big difference in the annualized return between products of the same company, I want to try another route. But as a mainland China resident, I can’t open an account with Futu NiuNiu—are there any other ways?
P.S.: Picture 1 is from before I had bought any US stock funds. I didn’t start a regular investment plan at first. After it went up a bit, I sold it, and now I regret missing an opportunity to buy during a low-cost period.
Recently I got talking with a friend about "A". He discussed with a market maker about Unitree Technology. Wang Xingxing himself did not want to go public, but the capital behind him heavily packaged and pushed him into an IPO, to reap a quick round. The capital behind him made a lot of money, giving Wang Xingxing a small spoonful of soup to let him take the blame. This can be continued in batches to short.
A small rocket takes off 🚀 If the code starts with 14, how many chips you can buy counts as cheap. Long-term, I’m optimistic that once the company matures, the stock price will reach above 220.