As a healthcare professional with 15 years of U.S. market investing under his belt—evolving from common stocks to sophisticated options—@FFreedom in 10y combined fundamental insights and tactical adjustments to clinch victory in this competition.🔥🔥🥳🥳🔍 Strategy & ExecutionProfit Maximization & Risk Minimization 💹“My core goal: maximize profit while minimizing risk. I adjust positions dynamically in response to market changes.”Options Expertise Transitioning from stocks to primarily trading options, he leveraged short puts and covered calls to enhance returns.⚖️ Risk Management & PositioningLiquidity & Buying Power Mastery “The biggest challenge was tracking my liquidity and buying power—seizin

Last week (Aug 11–15), U.S. markets oscillated between trade relief and inflation worries: early weakness gave way to fresh highs as $S&P 500(.SPX)$ and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ notched record closes on easing tariff risks and strong tech momentum, though hotter-than-expected producer-price data trimmed some gains later in the week.Hong Kong lagged: $HSI(HSI)$pulled back modestly as investors took profits after a rally and worried about weak China economic signals, even as southbound flows remained a supportive undercurrent.Overall, markets were driven by a mix of tariff-truce headlines that eased near-term trade fears a

Last week (August 4-8), the US stock market continued its upward trend, with the S&P 500 index rising about 2.4%, the Nasdaq rising about 3.9%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising about 1.3%, all reaching historic highs. Boosted by strong performance in technology stocks and excellent financial reports, Apple's surge of about 5% boosted market sentiment. In terms of Hong Kong stocks, although the Hang Seng Index rose by about 1.4% over the week, it fell back on the last trading day and fell by about 0.9% for the whole week, mainly due to poor performance of domestic real estate and chip stocks, as well as concerns about deflation in China, leading to cautious investor sentiment.Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded and top-performing stock :

Last week (July 28–August 1), U.S. stocks extended gains, with the S&P 500 up ~0.4%, Nasdaq +0.2%, and the Dow +0.5%, supported by a new U.S.–EU trade agreement that eased fears of sweeping tariffs, strong semiconductor earnings, and firmer risk sentiment ahead of the Fed’s July rate decision.In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng dropped about 1%, weighed down by profit-taking in tech names, including Meituan, Alibaba, and Tencent, after a strong two-week rally.Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock : $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Nvidia topped U.S. trading volumes as its shares swung sharply on news it ordered 300,000 H20 AI chips from TSMC to meet robust China demand, reigniting optimism around its chip leadership—and heavy ETF and index-tracker

A veteran with over 20 years in the markets, @acidgerm has weathered every cycle—and turned mistakes into mastery. Deeply rooted in the technology sector, he leveraged turbulent conditions to buy the dip and emerge victorious in this competition.🔍 Strategy & ExecutionContrarian Dip Buying 📉➡️📈“Turbulence brings opportunity—when sentiment is at its worst, I buy aggressively.”Balanced Stock & Options Play ⚖️“I hold fundamentally strong, wide‑moat companies for the long term, while trading select turnaround plays for extra edge. I also use options to generate income while waiting for my stocks to hit target levels.”⚖️ Risk Management & PositioningPatient Capital 💰“I invest only money I won’t need for two years—

During the week of July 21–25, U.S. equities extended their record‑high streak on the back of a U.S.–Japan trade deal and robust tech earnings. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose about 0.8%, $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ climbed nearly 1%, and $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Average added around 1.1% after Japan agreed to a 15% tariff cap on autos, down from a threatened 25% level, and megacaps like Alphabet and Tesla delivered strong results.In Hong Kong, $HSI(HSI)$ surged approximately 2.3%, buoyed by renewed hopes for an extension of the U.S.–China tariff truce ahead of the August deadline, steady southbound Stock Connect inflows, and strength in “new eco

Last week (July 14-18), the US stock market rose slightly: $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose about 0.6%, $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rose about 1.5%, and $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ Industrial Average remained largely unchanged. The market benefited from the unexpected retail data in June, signs of falling inflation, and more dovish remarks released by Federal Reserve officials, with the technology and consumer sectors leading the gains.In Hong Kong, $HSI(HSI)$ rose by about 0.7% driven by the continuous southward movement of mainland funds and government support signals for real estate c

During July 7–11, U.S. stocks oscillated around record highs before ending the week modestly lower: $S&P 500(.SPX)$dipped about 0.3%, $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ lost roughly 0.6%, and $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ slipped 0.2%, as fresh tariff threats early in the week outweighed mid‑week record closes driven by Nvidia’s $4 trillion milestone and Delta Air Lines’ upbeat forecast.In Hong Kong, $HSI(HSI)$ rallied about 0.5% for the week, buoyed by better‑than‑expected corporate results in healthcare and technology, as well as hopes for renewed policy support from Beijing .Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock :

Meet @Daisycarro3, a full-time retail day trader who began trading on Bursa Malaysia after Malaysia’s Movement Control Order (MCO) in January 2020. Now, navigating her first year in U.S. markets, she combines technical precision with disciplined risk control to beat the game and achieved third place in the quarter. Background & Trading StyleRetail Roots“I’m a pure retail trader—started full-time after MCO 2020 on Bursa Malaysia. This is my first year in the U.S. market.”Daily FocusEach day, she studies the market heat map, monitors a few high-volume, fundamentally supported stocks, and predicts trading behavior based solely on these picks. Strategy & Risk ManagementMastering U.S. Rota

Last week (June 23–27), U.S. stocks notched solid gains— $S&P 500(.SPX)$ +2.1%, $Nasdaq(NDAQ)$ +2.7%, $Dow Jones(.DJI)$+1.8%—as optimism over a U.S.–China rare‑earth trade pact and cooling inflation data bolstered rate‑cut hopes, driving the S&P and Nasdaq to record highs.In Hong Kong, $HSI(HSI)$ hovered near 24,200 but edged down about 0.3% for the week, weighed by a tech‑sector pullback despite continued southbound Capital Connect inflows.Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded and Top-performing stock :

In this stock trading competition, @Davis777ught over five years since pre-COVID—stood out by combining macro-trend agility with a deep focus on AI and tech growth names. Through rigorous fundamental research, emotional discipline, and timely technical analysis, he crafted a strategy that thrived amid tariff shocks and market swings.🔥💪 Core StrategiesAI & Tech Growth Targeting “I concentrated on AI-driven companies with strong fundamentals and competitive edges, diversifying initially and then reallocating based on earnings reports and geopolitical shifts.”Adaptive Allocation “When markets moved on tariff news or earnings surprises, I adjusted my weightings—shifting away from vulnerable names into undervalued

In the week of June 16–20, U.S. stocks were largely flat. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ and $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ eked out ~0.2% gains, while $S&P 500(.SPX)$ fell roughly 0.2%.Early optimism from constructive U.S.–China trade talks in London gave way to caution as the week progressed.Escalating Israel–Iran tensions pushed oil to a four-month high and sent investors into safe-haven assets.On the data front, U.S. inflation softened , and the Federal Reserve held rates steady . Robust Treasury demand drove yields lower on these rate-cut expectations. $HSI(HSI)$closed the wee

In this stock trading competition, @Chan_Hugo leveraged a deep understanding of geopolitics and macro trends to lock in a winning China‑focused strategy. Moving from China to Singapore at age 18 to attend NUS, he’s been trading U.S., HK, and A‑share markets since 2021—always with an eye on how politics drives prices. Core Strategy: Long China on Political TailwindsMarket Direction Calls 📈“I long whatever has the highest probability of rising—and for the past two years that’s been China. I believe Fed rate cuts and economic recovery would power HK and A‑shares, so 90% of my holdings stayed there.”Dealing with “Fake Bulls” 🐂❌“Hong Kong and A‑shares often bounce on false optimism, making this journey painful—

During the week of June 9–13, both U.S. and Hong Kong markets experienced mixed trading activity amid global geopolitical tensions and cautious optimism around trade developments. In the U.S., equities ended the week lower— $S&P 500(.SPX)$ down 0.4%, $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ down 0.6%, and $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ off 1.3%—pressured by Middle East uncertainty and rising energy costs after the Israel–Iran conflict sparked a spike in oil and diesel prices.Meanwhile, volatility remained elevated due to ongoing concerns over “tariff stacking” and unresolved export controls on rare-earth minerals, despite tentative progress in

When you think of successful traders, you might imagine finance graduates from top schools. But @Mathematical Money’s journey tells a different story—starting from shipyards and construction, and eventually mastering markets through real-life experience, discipline, and smart use of options. 💼📈🥰 Background & Investment Journey“My name is Shian Pin, and I’m an engineer by training.”Starting his career in shipyards and later shifting to the construction industry, Shian Pin credits his early exposure to company financials—thanks to supportive bosses—as the foundation for his investment path. 🏗️He began with short-term trades in stocks, forex, and commodities, but found true consistency only after adopting a “buy

No financial degree? No problem. For @宇哲颖everything started with curiosity—and a Tiger Brokers account. With zero formal finance training, he learned investing through practice, community content, and continuous market observation. His calm, calculated, and cash-conscious approach helped him stand out in this year’s trading competition. 💪📊 Background & Learning Path“No finance education or training. All self-taught—and through Tiger Broker.”With a DIY approach to investing, @宇哲颖 built his entire trading toolkit from online learning and real-world exposure.👏 Strategy During the CompetitionAdaptive to Market Sentiment 🔄His strategy wasn

During the week of May 26–30, both Hong Kong and U.S. stock markets showed overall resilience. U.S. equities posted their fifth consecutive weekly gain, driven by cooling inflation data, strong tech earnings—especially from $NVIDIA(NVDA)$—and a temporary easing in tariff tensions. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ outperformed among major indices. In Hong Kong, $HSI(HSI)$ rebounded early on tech and financial strength but later declined due to a pullback in major tech names, ending the week slightly lower amid continued concerns over global trade uncertainty.Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock and Top-performing stock: