Abstract:Moomoo has recently announced a significant integration with TradingView to enhance their trading experience.

Moomoo has recently announced a significant integration with TradingView, a renowned charting and trading platform that doubles as a social network for traders and investors. This partnership brings a wealth of new opportunities and tools to Moomoo users, enhancing their trading experience significantly.
This collaboration allows Moomoo customers to trade directly from the TradingView platform, gaining access to its advanced charting tools, technical analytics, and comprehensive data. The integration is designed to provide traders with cutting-edge resources that can help them make more informed investment decisions.
Additionally, users will have free access to a wide array of investment courses and educational materials, including interactive events aimed at expanding their investing skills. Traders can also participate in forum discussions, explore trending topics, and join webinars and seminars to deepen their investment knowledge and exchange ideas with a broader community.

Justin Zacks, Vice President of Strategy at Moomoo, emphasized that this integration aims to enhance users‘ overall investing experience through TradingView’s analysis and social network, fostering robust interactions and deeper trading conversations. He also noted that the partnership would introduce TradingViews millions of users to the Moomoo platform.
Pierce Crosby, General Manager at TradingView, remarked on the promising partnership, highlighting that although Moomoo is a relatively new brand in the US, their technology and speed to market have been impressive. Crosby added that this emphasis on high-performance technology aligns well with TradingView's ethos, setting the stage for a successful collaboration with Moomoo.
Moomoo Technologies Inc., the company behind the Moomoo app, is based in Palo Alto, California. The app is available globally, including in the U.S., Singapore, Australia, Japan, Malaysia, and Canada. It is important to note that Moomoo Technologies Inc. (MTI) is not a broker-dealer and does not provide investment advice or recommendations. In the U.S., securities products and services are offered by Moomoo Financial Inc. (MFI), an SEC-registered broker-dealer and member of FINRA/SIPC. Both MTI and MFI are indirect, wholly-owned subsidiaries of Futu Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: FUTU).
In a move to lower the entry barrier for stock market investments, Moomoo Malaysia has recently added fractional shares of more than 500 US stocks and ETFs to its platform. This allows users to purchase a portion of a share, making it easier for a wider demographic to participate in the stock market. By offering fractional shares, Moomoo Malaysia enables investors to distribute their capital across a diverse set of assets without being constrained by high share prices. This model supports diversification, which is essential for managing risk and mitigating the impact of volatility in individual stocks or sectors.
Fractional shares are particularly beneficial for implementing a dollar-cost averaging strategy. This involves regularly purchasing a fixed dollar amount of a particular investment, regardless of its price, allowing investors to accumulate more shares when prices are low and fewer when prices are high, thus averaging the cost over time.
Moomoo has also expanded its product offerings in Australia and Japan. In Australia, Moomoo has introduced CHESS-sponsored trades, enabling investors to directly access and own shares on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) with minimal trading fees starting from AUD $3 per trade. CHESS, the Clearing House Electronic Subregister System used by the ASX, provides a secure method for managing shareholdings and transactions. Moomoos integration with CHESS sponsors adds an extra layer of security for client assets, in addition to existing measures like client funds segregation and SIPC insurance for US assets.
Moomoos Australian offering includes access to over 22,000 shares and ETFs across the Australian, US, and Hong Kong markets. The platform features competitive trading fees and professional-level tools, including AI-powered capabilities, global news access, and free investment courses, catering to investors at all levels.
In Japan, Moomoo has introduced trading services for over 4,000 stocks, ETFs, ETNs, REITs, and other securities listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. This follows the successful launch of US stock trading in Japan. Moomoo Japan offers competitive trading fees, including zero commission transactions for Japanese stocks through NISA and regular accounts. Additionally, the platform provides access to Morningstars research reports and analysis, along with advanced investment tools and AI technology to assist investors in making informed decisions.
Through these strategic expansions and partnerships, Moomoo is solidifying its position as a leading global digital brokerage, providing innovative and accessible investment solutions to a diverse range of investors.


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