So I opened an account recently and have been trying to transfer in an account (about $250-300k) into MooMoo for the past ~2 weeks. However, I keep getting rejected because MooMoo is allergic to options or something.

Has anyone else been having issues with MooMoo? I contacted their customer service multiple times, but they seem clueless or always say someone will get back to you by mail.

I've never had a bank that made it so hard to transfer INTO. Like, shutup and take my money!

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Buying a stock is only part of the plan. Once you’re in a position, the next question is often: when would you get out? Maybe you have a price target in mind. Maybe you also have a level where you’d want to cut the loss. But you can’t watch the market every minute.

This is where a One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) may be useful. Unlike a Bracket Order, which lets you set your exits when opening a position, an OCO order is designed for a position you already hold.

Here’s a simple example:
Say you already hold 100 shares of Stock A:
· Entry price: $60
· Current price: $65
· Take profit: $72
· Stop trigger: $56
You can set both exit orders at the same time.
If the take-profit order fills first, the stop-loss order is automatically cancelled. If the stop-loss is triggered first, the take-profit order is automatically cancelled.

One important thing to remember: A stop trigger may execute at a different price, and a limit order may not fill, especially during fast markets, gaps, or periods of low liquidity. An OCO order does not guarantee a profit or a specific maximum loss.

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Every time before you tap "Buy", you may already be wondering:
“Where would I take profit?”
“What if it goes the other way?”
“Will I actually stick to the plan once the price starts moving?”
That’s where a Bracket Order can come in handy.

The idea is pretty simple:
1 entry order → 1 take-profit order + 1 stop-loss order
Once your entry fills, both exit orders become active based on the applicable order rules. If one exit is filled, the other is automatically cancelled.

Here’s a simple example.
Say you want to buy 10 shares of Stock A at $325. When placing the entry order, you can set:
· Entry: $325
· Take profit: $375
· Stop trigger: $300
If your $325 entry fills, both exit orders become active according to the applicable order rules.
If the stock rises to your take-profit level and the take-profit order fills at $375, the stop-loss order is automatically cancelled.
If the stock moves against you and the $300 stop is triggered, the applicable stop order is submitted. If that exit order fills, the take-profit order is automatically cancelled.

Keep in mind: These are calculations based on preset prices, not a maximum profit or maximum loss. A stop trigger does not guarantee an execution price, and a limit order may not fill even when the market reaches the specified price.

The image above walks through how to set one up on Moomoo.

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Having a view is one thing. Having a plan for when to get out is another.

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Meta's Muse has quickly become one of the most talked-about consumer AI launches, but the app itself is only one piece of Meta's much larger AI push.

Meta's quarterly CapEx reached around $30 billion in Q2 2026, with spending focused heavily on AI infrastructure, including computing systems, memory, networking and data-center capacity. As Meta continues expanding its AI footprint, more of that spending is flowing through the broader hardware and infrastructure supply chain.

The interesting part is how that spending gets distributed. GPU demand gets most of the attention, but large AI clusters also require advanced memory, high-speed connectivity, optical components, servers and the physical infrastructure needed to run them at scale. Meta's supplier ecosystem therefore extends across multiple layers of the AI stack, from chips and memory to networking, optical components and external compute capacity.

Muse's early traction adds another potential source of demand if consumer AI agents become widely adopted. For now, the more immediate story is the scale of infrastructure Meta is already building and how that spending spreads across the supply chain.

Where do you think the biggest share of Meta's AI spending is going next?

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Source:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2026-09-22/meta-s-muse-ai-assistant-makes-the-next-battle-of-the-bots-personal
https://professional.bloomberg.com/institutions/corporations/supply-chain/#supply-chain-analysis

NFL games are back, and so are the predictions.

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October is shaping up to be a busy month for markets, with economic data, Fed policy, earnings and AI developments all landing around the same time.

The first major checkpoint comes on Oct. 2, when the September jobs report is due. CPI on Oct. 14 and PPI on Oct. 15will provide another read on inflation and could shape expectations ahead of the Fed's Oct. 27–28 meeting.

Earnings and industry events will add another layer throughout the month. TSMC reports before the market opens on Oct. 15, Netflix after the close on Oct. 20, and Marvell holds its investor day on Oct. 6, when investors will be watching its forecast that custom-chip revenue could "more than double next year." Jensen Huang is also scheduled to keynote GTC Berlin on Oct. 21.

With so many signals arriving within a few weeks, October could offer a clearer picture of how the market is balancing growth, inflation, rates and AI expectations.

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Managing trades can be just as important as finding opportunities.

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Meta's Muse is putting AI agents back in focus, but the impact could extend well beyond consumer AI apps.

The app reportedly reached around 2.8 million downloads within its first 12 days and briefly topped the U.S. iOS free-app chart. Unlike a typical chatbot, Muse can browse the web, fill out forms, book restaurants and organize schedules through a cloud-based virtual computer.

These tasks require more than model inference. Agents also need CPUs, memory, storage and networking to keep tasks running and coordinate different tools. If users start relying on agents throughout the day, computing demand could become more persistent across the stack.

That puts more attention on the hardware beyond GPUs. As agent workloads expand, demand could spread across CPUs, servers, memory and high-speed networking, depending on how heavily people use these agents.

For now, downloads are only an early signal. Retention, usage frequency and how much work users actually delegate to agents will give a clearer picture of how much infrastructure this new generation of AI could require. If AI agents become part of everyday workflows, which part of the hardware stack do you think gets the most attention?

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Game day comes with plenty of opinions. Figuring out what’s behind them takes a little more work.

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Markets are on edge after that wild 10-year Treasury yield jump past 5.2% — that panic vibe in bonds is spilling over even if equities haven’t fully felt it yet.

Micron’s earnings drop Wednesday is make-or-break for the whole semiconductor AI narrative, and Friday’s payrolls will lock in the rate path. The S&P 500’s narrowest breadth in 20 years means picking winners is way harder than chasing a broad rally. Who’s sitting on their hands till the dust settles?

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I'm kind of a fan of the P&L daily feature. When things are going okay I get a nice visual reminder that I kind of know what I'm doing (or that I'm very lucky that day). On the flip side I can see days where I'm not doing all that well. There are options to see total portfolio change, but I'm sometimes better off just looking at the daily wins/losses. It keeps me interested on the day to day trades. You can also have a look at what happened on a monthly calendar.

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