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What brokerage to use as a Singaporean?
I have been using moomoo for 3 months and I heard it charges higher hidden fees via expensive exchange rates as compared to interactive brokers that may seem less user friendly but is the most costs effective broker that also allows global stocks. Should I switch? (I intend to adopt …
Forex trading investing depends on strategy
If you’ve done forex and it didn’t work out, I’ll say patience kicked you off the boat, strategies are important, but knowing when to apply the simplex strategy will improve your P&L margin, for beginners always use the higher time frames to mark key resistance levels and wait for the …
Is Waton Financial’s AI trading agents push actually important, or just another marketable narrative?
Probably more important than the framing suggests, but the narrative part is worth being careful about. The case for taking it seriously comes down to who is behind the research. Tsinghua linked X-Tech and Professor Li Jian bring a quantitative research background that is not typical for retail brokerage AI …
Bought more META a day or 2 before court decision
Was trying to average down so I decided to buy more when it dipped below 600. Didn’t know about the court decision coming up and bam the stock is now in the low 500. Not sure if I should continue to average down or cut my losses. I was doing …
Thoughts on METAs Outlook following Court Case
Hey Guys, I have a bit of meta that is overall about 8% of my Portfolio. Obviously META has been handed a double loss in separate court cases that has dropped my META value by about 15% over the last few days of last week. What are others thoughts on …
Bond yields steady as government surprises with lower-than-expected H1 borrowing
Sovereign bond yields held steady at the open on March 30 after the government announced a lower-than-expected borrowing calendar for the first half of FY27 even as traders tracked Brent crude prices for cues. The benchmark 10-year bond yield was trading at 6.9451 percent, almost unchanged from its previous close …
Asian markets tumble as oil rally, Middle East tensions shake markets- Moneycontrol.com
Asian equity markets fell sharply on Monday, tracking losses on Wall Street, as a [spike in crude oil prices ](https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/oil-price-surges-past-115-as-houthis-enter-west-asia-conflict-widening-war-stokes-supply-fears-13873922.html)and escalating tensions in the ongoing conflict involving the U.S., Israel and Iran dampened investor sentiment. Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 dropped more than 4.5% in early trade, while South Korea’s Kospi …
Gold not following market/oil for second trading day in a row
It seems like the market has shifted from selling gold and silver to holding or buying. S&P futures are red right now, oil is green and gold/silver are slightly green. The Houthis announced they’ll be joining the war to help Iran which could explain the rise in oil price overnight. …
Would you sell your vote?
Only around 30 percent of all retail investors vote during AGMs, and I believe this is caused by a lack of awareness and small investors having no incentive to vote (because most retail investors hold very small fractions of a company). A few questions I'm curious about (if you are …
To the people still bullish generative AI
When AI features are shut down the people rejoice. OpenAI recently announced they are closing down Sora, which not long ago was being hyped up as a threat to the trillion dollar movie industry. Yet instead of remorse at a beloved product going away, the public reaction seems to be …