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Speaker: K-Yong Kan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers, walks through the candlestick patterns he has actually used, then shows why the same price action can look different on every timeframe. [About the Speaker] K-Yong Kan is an Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers who built the Trading 101 series to help clients learn trading and investing step by step. This is the third of four recaps from Part 2a, Chart Patterns & Candlesticks. [The Hook] Candlesticks have patterns of their own, and there are many of them. K-Yong chose to cover only the commonly referenced ones he has used over the years. His bigger point, though, was that a pattern on a single candle or a single timeframe is never the full story. [Candlestick Reversal Patterns] Dojis and Hammers (for example the Dra

Speaker: K-Yong Kan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers, closes Trading 101 Part 2a with the charting tools on Tiger Trade and a real SPY example where the best decision was to wait. [About the Speaker] K-Yong Kan is an Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers who built the Trading 101 series to help clients learn trading and investing step by step. This is the last of four recaps from Part 2a, Chart Patterns & Candlesticks. [The Hook] After chart types, levels, patterns and timeframes, K-Yong walked the room through a real example from around late August or early September. The twist: the lesson was a trade he did not take. [First, Learn to Draw It] K-Yong's point: all the theory only helps if you can mark it on a chart. Drawing support and resistance and outlining patterns

Speaker: K-Yong Kan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers, opens Trading 101 Part 2a by showing first-timers how to read the three main chart types, why support and resistance form, and how trendlines turn them into moving levels. [About the Speaker] K-Yong Kan is an Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers, the front-line contact for clients with questions about markets, trading and their accounts. After working with clients who wanted to learn but weren't sure which information to trust, he built the Trading 101 series to teach trading and investing skills step by step. Part 2a, Chart Patterns & Candlesticks, sits in the series' Technical Analysis module. [The Hook] Information about trading is everywhere, and it is hard to know what is worth listening to. K-Yong's answer is

Speaker: K-Yong Kan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers, explains that the long list of chart patterns really comes down to three families, and how to judge each one by where it forms, what confirms it and where its potential target sits. [About the Speaker] K-Yong Kan is an Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers who built the Trading 101 series to help clients learn trading and investing step by step. This is the second of four recaps from Part 2a, Chart Patterns & Candlesticks. [The Hook] Double top, bull flag, cup and handle... the names can make charts feel like a foreign language. K-Yong's reassurance: it may sound like a lot, but there are really only three groups of chart patterns, and all of them come from one thing, which is how the crowd's behaviour consolidates o

Hi Tigers 🐯, Welcome to "What the Tigers say." 👋 Tesla’s quarterly earnings and Roadster reveal have Tigers weighing delivery performance against its robotics, autonomy, and engineering ambitions. The debate spans operational resilience, rocket-inspired technology, and competition from Chinese automakers. Before today's session played out, the community was already doing the heavy lifting. Let's rewind to the three sharpest takes from @JC888 (https://ttm.financial/personal/3570103090255456/), @Shernice軒嬣 2000 (https://ttm.financial/personal/3560184106659134/), and @Kentzw (https://ttm.financial/personal/4252393041885622/): JC888 | TSLA Q3 : from EVs to Robotics, AI & FSD ?

This is a practical futures trading training session covering basic concepts, trading rules, operational methods and industry trends, content is as follows: With over 30 years of professional futures trading experience, Tom Yuen (YCK) has dedicated his career to both trading the markets and developing successful traders. Beginning as an independent floor trader at the Singapore International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX)—now SGX-DT—YCK spent 14 years trading his own capital in one of the world's most demanding trading environments before markets became fully electronic. A Computer Science graduate from the National University of Singapore, he combines analytical thinking with practical market experience to teach a disciplined approach based on Technical Analysis, trading psychology, probabilit

Speaker: Ada Tan Jia Ying Hey Tigers 🐯! For new investors, opening a brokerage account can feel like the beginning of investing. But in reality, that is only the beginning of learning how to invest. During the latest Tiger First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App session, Ada Tan Jia Ying walked users through everything from account types and app navigation to community features, rewards, and Tiger AI. At first glance, these may look like separate product features. But taken together, they point to one bigger idea: Good investing starts with building a better process. Not trading faster. Not clicking more. And not relying on one tool to make decisions for you. 🧾 Step 1: Understand the Account Before the Trade One of Ada’s first points was also one of the most important. Before t

Speaker: Ada Tan Jia Ying Hey Tigers 🐯! AI is quickly becoming part of the investing workflow. But there is an important difference between using AI to process information and using AI to make decisions for you. During the latest Tiger First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App session, Ada Tan Jia Ying introduced Tiger AI and walked through how investors can use it for stock research, market interpretation and earnings analysis. At the same time, she stressed one point that matters more than any individual feature: AI can help investors work faster, but it should not replace independent judgment. That is probably the most important takeaway from this part of the session. 🤖 What Tiger AI Can Help With Tiger AI is designed to help users process investment information more efficient

Speaker: Ada Tan Jia Ying Hey Tigers 🐯! When people first open a brokerage app, they usually think about one thing: Trading. But during the latest Tiger First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App session, Ada Tan Jia Ying showed that Tiger Trade is designed to be more than just an execution tool. Beyond placing orders, users can also earn rewards, follow market discussions, learn from other investors, and access educational content inside the app. The bigger idea is simple: A brokerage platform can also become part of your investing routine — not just the place where you press Buy or Sell. 🎁 Tiger Points: Turning Activity Into Rewards One of the features Ada introduced was the Tiger Points system. Users can earn points through activities such as: •     &nb

Speaker: Ada Tan Jia Ying Hey Tigers 🐯! A trading app can have dozens of features, but for a new user, the real question is much simpler: Where should I look first? During the latest Tiger First Stripes: Getting Started with Tiger Trade App session, Ada Tan Jia Ying walked users through the core navigation of Tiger Trade — from the customizable homepage to market quotes, portfolio tracking and profile settings. The key message was clear: A better trading experience starts with knowing where your information lives. For new users, learning the app structure first can make everything that comes after — research, monitoring and trading — much easier. 🏠 Home Page: Build the App Around How You Invest One of the first features Ada highlighted was the customizable homepage. Instead of forcing ever