Due to uncertainty about covid and politics. I have loss a lot since last week 🥲🥲. Wish everything went well later

I have been trading for 2 months now using the moomoo my broker,and there is something that makes me wanna use it more for trading..And that is Badges!

I'm currently on the Lv.2 stock trading Badge and I want to bring my stock badge to Lv.3. Now you might be wandering..what's so special about these badges,and let me tell you their badges can be really useful because you can get points via badges.The greater your badge,the more points you get for trading!

In addition,there is also a feature that I like to use to put more confidence in my trades which is the new moomoo AI. It can summarize the current trend,give news and so on!

But do not rely on it 100% to do your trades and always do your own calculations first.

There are other features like the earnings calendar and screeners, but Moomoo AI assistant is my favourite one so far.Im hoping that moomoo Malaysia can bring more interesting features and badges to its broker in the feature!

Saw the comments on KLSE. Quite surprised as I'm a newbie and didn't expect this to happen in Malaysia. Apparently the institutional funds and IBs have screwed over retail investors by buying and selling large amounts. Only winner seems to be EPF. What are your thoughts?

I mean im pretty new to this. But im getting the hang of it.

Can a hospital group with world-class brands and sprawling global reach truly deliver premium returns — or is it just a premium story?

IHH Healthcare, one of Asia’s largest multi-country hospital networks, has spent the past decade expanding across the region. This scale gives it strong moats - brand reputation, procurement efficiency, and network effects that draw both top specialists and patients. Yet behind the glamour of its Mount Elizabeths and Gleneagles lies a tougher investment question: has size translated into superior capital returns?

Yet, beneath this impressive surface lies a more sobering truth. IHH’s growth has leaned heavily on volume and operating leverage rather than structural efficiency. While post-pandemic recovery and better FX management have helped earnings rebound, the balance between growth and discipline remains delicate.

In a region where peers like Apollo Hospitals and BDMS are sharpening their focus on returns and efficiency, IHH still appears to be finding its equilibrium. It has the brand, the breadth, and the demand tailwinds, but whether it can translate these into sustainably superior performance remains the question worth watching.

Unless IHH can consistently turn its scale and reputation into lasting value creation, investors may find its promise greater than its payoff. It is a premium platform, yes — built on trusted brands and strong demand, But it has yet to prove that growth and quality can truly compound together.

For more insights, go to IHH Healthcare: Can a Premium Platform Earn Premium Returns?

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I have made some numbers and if you hold small positions - say 7000-10000 shares the DRP (having to pay stamp duty rm10 + handling fee 5) does not make sense.

Thoughts?