Want to know how to buy US stocks? This article provides in-depth reviews of the best US stock trading platforms in 2025. We evaluate from four major criteria: commission fees, fund security, software experience, and features, summarizing the pros and cons of brokers like Interactive Brokers, Futu, and Firstrade to help you easily find the most suitable low-commission high-efficiency platform.

Want to know which order to use when buying US stocks? This article explains the differences and scenarios for market orders (execution guaranteed), limit orders (cost control), and stop orders (risk management) to help you choose the best based on your trading goals and avoid common mistakes.

Want to invest in the Hong Kong Hang Seng Index? This article provides zero-foundation teaching for beginners, starting from understanding constituents, teaching you to choose ETFs as the preferred tool, and detailing the full process from account opening, funding to purchasing, helping you easily take the first step in Hong Kong stock investing.

Did the breakthrough above 4000 points in the Shanghai Composite Index in 2025 mark the start of a healthy bull market? This article provides an in-depth review of the three major drivers—economy, policy, and technology—analyzing that the market is driven by earnings rather than bubbles, and looks ahead to 2026, where under the main themes of technology and advanced manufacturing, the index is expected to move toward 4500 points.

Still using Sina Finance for information? Veteran investors have long shifted to more professional stock trading apps. This article rounds up tools like East Money, Tonghuashun, Moomoo, and Tiger Brokers, from A-share technical analysis to one-stop Hong Kong and US stock trading, helping you find a "handy weapon" that surpasses Sina Finance.

The Bank of China cash to spot exchange fee is not a fixed rate but stems from the 1%-3% spread between the 'spot buying rate' and 'cash buying rate.' This article teaches you how to accurately calculate costs with examples and provides three major techniques—avoiding conversion, using customer benefits, and compliant handling—to effectively save on fees.

Want to know what WorldFirst is? As a platform under Ant Group, WorldFirst provides secure global payment collection services, supporting free inflows from platforms like Amazon. Its withdrawal fees are capped at 0.3%, with RMB arriving as fast as instantly – making it an efficient and economical choice for cross-border e-commerce sellers.

Still relying on Sina Finance Forex for information? Roundup of forex apps favored by professional traders in 2025. This article provides in-depth comparisons of TradingView, MT5, and cTrader, from real-time quotes and chart analysis to trade execution, helping you find the trading tool that best fits your strategy.

When investing in the Chinese stock market, should you follow the historic Shanghai Composite Index or the CSI 300 that represents core assets? This article deeply compares their components, structure, and investment applications to help you clearly judge: for most investors, the CSI 300 more accurately reflects the market pulse and is a superior investment benchmark.