Described as an all-in-one investment super app, Moomoo has been designed to reduce the complexity for Malaysians to participate in the global stock market.
Moomoo has officially expanded its reach into Malaysia. Described as an all-in-one investment super app, the new platform aims to deliver financial inclusivity through technology innovation and this is being done by reducing the complexity for the public to participate in the global stock market.Established in Silicon Valley’s Palo Alto back in 2012, Moomoo currently has more than 21 million users globally.
To help users make informed decisions at any given time and location, Moomoo has also made sure that there is a constant flow of real-time data on its platform from stock updates to breaking news from all over the world. In addition to that, one can also take advantage of Moomoo’s various analytical tools such as Heatmap, Stock Screener, Institutional Tracking, and Market Monitor to further help make their decision.
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