To The Moon

My stock in focus today is $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ . Elon Musk’s latest memo highlights Starship’s push toward ultra-high launch frequency, massive satellite deployment & even space-based AI data centers—an ambitious roadmap that will significantly stretch SpaceX’s execution capacity. As Starship resources are increasingly tied to Starlink V3 and long-term Moon/Mars initiatives, outsourcing parts of launch or satellite manufacturing becomes more likely. RKLB stands out here, with a solid Electron launch track record, Neutron progressing, and vertically integrated satellite manufacturing capabilities. This shifts RKLB from a niche launch provider to a potential beneficiary of space industrialization. Even limited outsourcing from SpaceX

$ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF(ARKX)$ $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$  $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$  🚀🛰️📈 Space & Defence Momentum Building Through $ARKX 📈🛰️🚀 I’m holding $ARKX for diversified exposure to the accelerating space, defence, AI infrastructure, and autonomous aviation cycle, with unrealised profit currently at +9.77% as momentum, liquidity rotation, and positioning continue rebuilding across innovation and defence leaders. Instead of single-stock risk, I see $ARKX as strategic exposure to the entire innovation stack, where satellite networks, launch providers, defence tech, AI compute, and autonomous flight conv

Markets did not sell off just because of headlines. They sold off because uncertainty hit a market that was already fragile. Positioning was crowded, liquidity was thin, and expectations were stretched. When the first crack appeared, selling became mechanical rather than emotional. This is why the drop felt violent. Once volatility spiked, risk managers stepped in, leverage was cut, and liquidity was pulled forward. Weak hands exited early, not because they wanted to, but because they had to. In fragile markets, bad news does not need to be large to cause outsized damage. The announcement that Donald Trump may name a new Federal Reserve Chair, with Kevin Warsh emerging as a finalist, forced investors to reprice more than just interest rates. It reopened questions about Fed independence, cr

What Just Happened Bitcoin sliding toward the $80,000–$81,000 zone feels brutal, especially after a 34 percent drawdown from the October peak. Sentiment has cooled sharply, and the numbers look scary. US listed Bitcoin ETFs have now seen three straight months of net outflows, totaling about $4.8 billion, the longest stretch since launch. At the same time, Gold is rallying, making the contrast even starker. On the surface, this looks like capital abandoning crypto. Why This Selloff Is Different Zoom out. This move is not happening in a vacuum. Global markets are repricing Fed uncertainty, tighter liquidity, and political risk. Equities are volatile. Risk appetite is thinning. In that environment, Bitcoin is behaving exactly like a high beta macro asset. When liquidity pulls back, Bitcoin te

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   The Pullback Nobody Wanted Palantir Technologies is down nearly 18% YTD, and sentiment has flipped fast. Just a year ago, PLTR was written off early in 2024, only to rip +340% by year end. That memory is exactly why this selloff feels uncomfortable. Investors have seen this movie before and are wondering if history is about to rhyme. The recent drop looks less like a company-specific failure and more like high-beta AI de-risking. Software names with premium multiples were sold first as macro uncertainty rose, even when fundamentals stayed intact. Why This Earnings Matters Q4 2025 earnings on Feb 2 are shaping up as a defining moment. Expectations are high: Revenue above $1.34

The Setup Alphabet has crossed the $4 trillion mark, riding a renewed AI narrative and sitting just shy of all time highs ahead of Feb 4 earnings. Expectations are ambitious but not reckless: $2.64 EPS (+23% YoY) and $111.3B revenue (+16%). The real question is not whether Alphabet beats. It is where the growth is coming from next. Why This Earnings Is Different This quarter is less about Search stability and more about AI translation into dollars. Investors want proof that Gemini is not just a defensive tool, but an offensive one. If AI features improve engagement, protect margins, and slow competitive leakage, Search does  not need to grow fast. It just needs to not erode. That buys Alphabet time. The Cloud Question Google Cloud remains the swing factor. Wall Street wants to see cle

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Economic Preview: Key Data Releases for January 2026 (week of 02Feb2026) Consumer Price Index (CPI) Update The Consumer Price Index (CPI) data is scheduled for release in the coming week. Previously, the year-on-year CPI was reported at 2.7%. This data is significant as it provides insight into the current inflation rate, a critical economic indicator. Market volatility is expected around the release, given CPI’s role in reflecting inflation trends. Controlling inflation remains a central focus for the Federal Government, which has set a target rate of 2%. Existing Home Sales for January Another important economic indicator to be released is the existing home sales data for January. The previous report showed a figure of 4.35 million. The upcoming data will offer valuable insight into the

Market Outlook of S&P500 (02Feb2026) Technical Analysis Overview MACD Indicator The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator has completed a top crossover, which implies a bearish outlook. Moving Averages The price action, as depicted by the candlesticks, is currently situated above both the 50-day and 200-day moving average (MA) lines. This positioning indicates a bullish trend in both the short-term and long-term outlooks. Furthermore, both the 50 MA and the 200 MA are trending upward, reinforcing the positive trend. Exponential Moving Averages (EMAs) The three Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) lines have yet to converge. We can expect a change from the current bullish trend after the 3 lines have completed their overlap. Currently, EMA is suggesting a more bullish outl

My Investing Muse Layoffs, closures and Delinquencies Oracle is considering slashing up to 30,000 jobs as the company struggles with the cost of its AI build-out. - X user Markets & Mayhem Peloton looks to cut about 11% of its workforce. - Bloomberg US layoffs have surged to recessionary levels: US employers announced 1,206,374 job cuts in 2025, up +58% YoY, the highest since the 2020 Crisis. Excluding 2020, this was the worst year since the 2008 Financial Crisis. - X user Global Markets Investor Chemical maker Dow is cutting 4,500 jobs and will rely on AI. - X user MacroEdge My Final Thoughts Here is the S&P 500 denominated in gold (i.e., the S&P 500 to Gold Ratio), which shows how many ounces of gold are equivalent to the S&P 500 index level at month-end closes (or closes

I remain bullish on $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ despite the ~20% pullback since Q3. Expectations are already high going into earnings, with consensus revenue above prior guidance, but the real focus will be on 2026 outlook, especially U.S. commercial growth & free cash flow. If management maintains its track record of raising guidance, the narrative can shift quickly back to forward growth. Historically, PLTR trades more on changes in forward EPS expectations than on valuation alone. Estimates haven’t been revised down despite the selloff, which is constructive. Valuation risk is real, but Palantir has shown before that strong guidance can drive rapid re-rating, as seen in past sharp rebounds. For the earnings guess, I lean 🟡 $140–$16

$Walt Disney(DIS)$ $Paramount Global(PARAP)$  $Netflix(NFLX)$  🎬📊🔥 Disney $DIS Earnings Showdown, Streaming Profits, ESPN Power Play & CEO Succession Shift Decide The Turnaround 📈⚡🎢 Disney $DIS heads into earnings with two major strategic shifts already reshaping the investment case. CEO succession is finally narrowing, with Parks & Experiences chief Josh D’Amaro emerging as a leading contender to replace Bob Iger, while the board signals a final decision is still pending ahead of the March shareholder meeting. At the same time, ESPN’s acquisition of NFL Network and associated league digital assets has officially closed following regul

Today, pre market at present, I'm watching $Pan American Silver(PAAS)$  very closely. I opened a very small position last week at record highs. Was that stupid? Was it FOMO? I mean in retrospect if I'd just waited a few days I'd now get it for $10 less per share.  But an important rule of emotional investing... would've, could've, should've is a mugs game. You cannot time the market. Yet everyone tries to, and very occasionally they get it right, but normally they don't.  So to combat all this. I deploy a strategy that minimises the issue. Every week when I get paid, $50 goes into my trading account. And most weeks I deploy that into a stock in my portfolio thats is the Best Buy. This week it will likely be pan American.&n