Disney has raised theme park prices, with annual passes at Walt Disney World increasing by $30 to $50 and parking fees going up by $5. At Disneyland, ticket prices rose by $5 to $65, and annual passes increased by 3.1% to 21.5%. Despite the price hikes, Disney plans to improve the guest experience by reintroducing all-day park hopper access and adding new rides. The move follows Disney's $60 billion investment plan for its theme parks. $Walt Disney(DIS)$ stock price is sluggish since the company announces $60 billion investment plan for its theme parks. Analysts remain cautious about the impact on demand and margins amid inflation. Disney's parks business, crucial to its revenue, beat expectations with $8.33 billion in the latest quarter.Will the

Hi tigers, let's dive into the world of options trading! 🤑 With the recent bullish market, have you leveraged options to supercharge your profits?When you're bullish on a stock's future, what's your move? Do you go for a direct 📈 Call purchase or sell a 📉 Put? Or do you opt for a more crafted option strategy?Direct Options:Direct one-way options can offer unlimited profit potential and capped losses, making them an attractive choice for those who see significant upside.Combo Strategies:On the other hand, combination strategies can provide a more balanced approach, allowing you to lock in risk or even amplify gains in a calculated manner."The Discussion: What's your preferred strategy? Which Is Your Play🎢 Ae you a fan of the straightforward route, or do you prefer the finesse of a well-thou

[Cool][Miser]Questions for Tigers $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ ：[666]What activities are you doing this Halloween with your friends or family?[Smart]Do you have any special plans, such as going to the Halloween festivities at Universal Studios Singapore Trick or Thrills?[Heart] What Halloween events in Singapore would you like to share with Tigers?[Grin]What do you plan to dress up as this year?[Wow] Please share your Halloween costumes and pictures from live eventsThe Most Popular Halloween Costumes of 2023Wearing costumes on Halloween goes far beyond trick or treating. Adults, teachers, and even pets get dressed up for the season, showing off at work, parties, charity drives, and of course to join in with candy-collecting kids.But with different movies

On Thursday, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ declined by 9% and continued to drop before the market opening. The company fell below expectations in its third-quarter automotive gross margins and reported an earnings shortfall, marking its "first bad miss in three years." Elon Musk stated that the unique design of the Cybertruck has posed challenges in scaling up production.Will Tesla present another cold winter for investors?It’s known to most investors that last year $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ began to dip in September and kept falling to $108. The main reasons are:Elon Musk sold billions worth of $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ for acquiring TwitterWeak demand: Reduced production schedul

I did not invest in... 📉1982 - Worst recession in 40 years, debt crisis. 📉 1983 - Market hits record - Market too high. 📈 1984 - Record U.S. Federal deficits. 📉 1985 - Economic growth slows. 📉 1986 - Dow nears 2000 - Market too high. 📈 1987 - The Crash - Black Monday. 📉 1988 - Fear of Recession. 📉 1989 - Junk Bond collapse. 📉 1990 - Gulf War, worst market decline in 16 years. 📉 1991 - Recession - Market too high. 📈 1992 - Elections, market flat. 📉 1993 - Businesses continue restructuring. 📉 1994 - Interest rates are going up. 📉 1995 - The market is too high. 📈 1996 - Fear of Inflation. 📉 1997 - Irrational Exuberance. 📈 1998 - Asia Crisis. 📉 1999 - Y2K. 📈 2000 - Technology Correction. 📉 2001 - Recession, WTC Attack. 📉 2002 - Corporate Accounting Scandals. 📉2003 - Iraq War. 📉 2004 - US has m

[Miser]Hi Tigers，Discover your place in the world of investing with this fun quiz!Read each description and select the one that resonates most with your current financial habits.Level 1: The No-Money Investor 💸Do you find yourself with no extra cash to invest? Always living paycheck to paycheck?Level 2: The Borrower 📈Are you solving financial issues with loans, sometimes even borrowing to invest?Level 3: The Saver 🏦Do you save a small amount regularly, opting for safety over risk?Level 4: The 'Smart' InvestorWhich of these sounds like you?A: The "Don't Bother Me" type, leaving finances to the experts. 🎓B: The "Cynic," knowing why investments fail but not participating. 🕵️♂️C: The "Gambler," playing the market like a game of chance. 🎰Level 5: The Long-Term Investor 🚢Are you sailing with a c

Hey trading community! The recent buzz around 'Roaring Kitty' leading retail investors into the wild world of meme stocks has got us all talking. But is this game of influence legal, or is it crossing into risky territory? 🤔 Let's unpack this and share our thoughts!"Roaring Kitty GameStop Trades Under Scrutiny by E*Trade and RegulatorsThe Roaring Debate: "Has 'Roaring Kitty' become the maestro of market moves, or are they conducting an orchestra of manipulation? Is it empowering retail investors or just a flashy facade? 🎻 Legal Limelight:Let's not jump to conclusions. While it's important to keep an eye on market fairness and manipulation, let's discuss the legal boundaries and how they apply to influencer-led trading. 📚"Market Mavericks: The power of social media in shaping stock prices i