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Welcome back to our Monday "Market Moves" series. Will a cooling job market give stocks more room to rise or will inflation keep the Fed cautious? Sound off in the comments.👇🏻 #marketmoves

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We are headed to Singapore for @TOKEN2049 next week 🇸🇬

At @Longbridgeapp, we’re building an AI-native investing platform to help people make more sense of markets and stay in control of their decisions. Find us at our booth to connect!

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One week to go.

The world's largest crypto event returns to Singapore next week - TOKEN2049, 7-8 October at Marina Bay Sands.

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Fact. The market's pricing in what happens next, not just this quarter's number.

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Fact or fiction, investing edition: A company can lose money and still watch its stock price go up.

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Feeling lost with emerging market slang? Here’s your modern #FinanceDictionary to stay in the loop 👇

Bag Holder — Someone still holding a position long after everyone else has moved on.

Sneaky Long — When someone publicly talks down a stock, but quietly owns it at the same time.

Diamond Hands — An investor who holds onto their assets despite extreme volatility, market crashes, or pressure to sell with the belief that it will rise in value over time.

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Welcome back to our Monday "Market Moves" series. Will AI stocks keep climbing against higher yields or will the bond market finally force equities to slow down? Comment below 👇🏻 #marketmoves

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Here are 2 common metrics investors often focus on when researching a company to buy stock with 👇

1. Revenue Growth – take a look at whether a company is growing its revenue over time. If revenue begins declining, that may raise additional questions about the business or industry conditions.

2. P/E Ratio – Price-to-earnings compares a company’s stock price to how much the company earns. A higher P/E can sometimes reflect stronger growth expectations, while a lower P/E may lead investors to look more closely at the company’s fundamentals.

What do you look at before buying?

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Why does a stock drop when a company beats earnings? ⬇️

1. It can be very confusing to hear a stock dropped after the company beat earnings. But it’s not always about whether the news is good.

2. It's about whether the news is better than what was already expected. Wall Street already priced in the beat. If the company beat by less than analysts hoped, or guidance for next quarter was soft, the stock drops, even on a good earnings report.

3. The price reacts to the gap between the news and expectation.

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Did the Fed restore confidence in the market, or did Thursday’s rally simply buy investors more time before high yields take control again? Let us know in the comments.

Join us every Monday as we break down what moved the markets, what’s driving the trends,
and what to watch next. #marketmoves

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Our US Head of Business Development and Partnerships at @longbridgeapp, Selena Singleton, shared with Korea IT Times (@koreatech) how AI-powered investing can help Gen Z better understand finances and trading as a whole. https://t.co/Ho2xkKwgLK

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Buy The Dip — An investor tactic to purchase an asset after it falls in value.

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Feeling lost with emerging market slang? Here’s your modern #FinanceDictionary to stay in the loop 👇

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Talking Your Book — Publicly promoting a position you already hold.

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While $100 likely won’t change everything overnight, for some, it can be a great starting point. And in investing, getting started when it makes sense for you can matter more than starting big. 🏆

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Does $100 feel too small to invest? A lot of people might think so. And that can be one reason they hold off on getting started. But here’s another way to look at it. ⬇️

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Compounding is when any returns have the potential to generate their own returns over time. Of course, results can vary, and nothing is guaranteed.

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Welcome back to our Monday "Market Moves" series. Will the Fed's decision calm the bond market or create another headwind for stocks? Comment below 👇🏻 #marketmoves

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Have you tried this strategy before? Let us know in the comments 👇

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What is dollar cost averaging? Learn in the thread below and see how it may be a useful investment strategy ⬇️ 🤓

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This approach results in an average purchase cost across those investments and is one way investors choose to spread out the timing of their purchases instead of investing a lump sum all at once.