Constellation Energy (NASDAQ: CEG) has faced a dramatic 50% crash since the start of the year. In this article, we will review the recent downturn, evaluate the Elliott Wave technical framework, and highlights potential paths for growth ahead. In a previous 2023 article, we analyzed the impulsive bullish rally that began in January 2022. This cycle completed an impressive 5-wave advance from the low, reaching its peak in January 2025. According to Elliott Wave Theory, a typical 5-wave impulse concludes with the market entering a corrective phase. This correction unfolds in sequences of 3, 7, or 11 swings before the prevailing trend resumes its course. Understanding these patterns can help anticipate potential market movements and identify strategic entry points. You can learn more abo
Zomato Ltd. is poised to resume its uptrend after completing wave IV, with Elliott Wave analysis pointing toward a strong rally in wave V. Zomato maintains a strong bullish Elliott Wave outlook. The daily chart suggests that wave IV has likely ended, paving the way for the final advance in wave V. This rally is part of a long-term impulsive cycle that began near ₹44.59—also the key invalidation level. Long-Term Elliott Wave View From the 2022 lows, the stock developed a clean five-wave impulse, which culminated in a major wave III peak. Afterward, a deep correction unfolded as wave IV, forming a classic ((A))-((B))-((C)) zigzag structure. This corrective move concluded with a clear five-wave decline into the bottom of wave ((C)), signaling the end of the correction. As a result, Zomato is
Beijing Blocks All Investments Into U.S. Companies What Next For US Stock?
$S&P 500(.SPX)$$China A50 Index - main 2504(CNmain)$ Containing China Is Easy? The Limits of Traditional Trade Tactics Waging a trade war with China is anything but straightforward, and it’s something the Trump administration must come to terms with. When dealing with most nations, the threat of tariffs or financial sanctions is often enough to get compliance. But that playbook doesn’t work with China. It might inflict economic pain, but not enough to destabilize the entire system. The Real Impact of Tariffs Take tariffs, for example. Trump imposed a 20% levy on Chinese exports, followed by another 34%. But how much does that really impact China? In 2023, consumer electronics—China’s top export t
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💰Production in US? If an iPhone 17 costs 30% more, would you still buy it?
In response to the U.S. tariff policy, which took effect on April 5, 2025, $Apple(AAPL)$ chartered planes to rush the iPhones back to the US, saving $8 billion.U.S. President Trump believes that Apple could move its iPhone production to the U.S. to avoid the new round of tariffs.Needham analyst Laura Martin stated that if Apple starts manufacturing its iconic iPhones in the U.S., costs would rise significantly. Apple’s stock price dropped sharply as investors became concerned that President Donald Trump's tariff policy would cause a major increase in costs.If Apple passes the tariff costs onto consumers, the price of iPhones could increase by 30%-40%. Now, some are starting to wonder if it's the right time to buy the iPhone 16 Pro
$UiPath(PATH)$ Initiated my first ever short position. Let's see how this plays out For this position, I will accrue interest daily for a month which will be deducted from my cash position next month Will learn more about shorting from this experience, and hopefully it will be a learning experience with some upside to it!
Intel Stock: Why Two Huge Developments Could Be a Game-Changer for Shareholders
$Intel(INTC)$ Intel stockholders have a lot to digest this week. Two major developments just dropped, and both could have significant implications—not just over the next few months, but for years to come. The first is the U.S. government's announcement of new tariffs on foreign trading partners, which directly impacts global tech supply chains. The second is a reported breakthrough agreement between Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, or TSMC. Together, these events could reshape Intel’s role in the semiconductor industry, impact its competitive positioning, and meaningfully alter its long-term investment profile. In this video, we’re going to unpack both of these stories, break down what they mean for Intel stockholders, and ult
Sole Searching: Why Deckers Might Be the Best-Fit Investment You’ve Overlooked
There’s a peculiar paradox playing out in the world of footwear. $Deckers Outdoor(DECK)$—a company boasting premium margins, near-fanatical brand loyalty, and industry-beating returns—is quietly undervalued by the broader market. If this sounds like an investor's version of finding a brand-new pair of HOKAs at a charity shop price, you’re not far off. As someone who has been tracking this company with increasing curiosity (and mild disbelief), I believe we’re looking at a textbook case of mispriced quality. Despite delivering consistent growth and sky-high return metrics, Deckers still trades at a modest forward P/E of just over 15. Even more striking, the broader market seems almost indifferent to its recent 50% share price decline—an odd reactio
🌟🌟🌟People say that now is a very uncertain time to be an investor. The truth is that it is always an uncertain time to risk putting money in investing. However what history teaches us is this : the price we pay for earning long term life changing compound rewards is that we have to face short term uncertainty. So I tell myself that I am willing to ride this volatility because I am looking at the long term gains. I also tell myself that it is important to have a positive mindset. There is no failure, only lessons learnt. So I will continue to stay invested, whether the markets are up or down to reap bountiful harvest in the long term. My formula - invest in index ETFs. The scarier the markets, the cheaper the shares.
$Dow Jones(.DJI)$ "How I made some money from a 1800+ point DOW drop yesterday" — For those arguing it was only a 320-point drop, take a closer look. When futures spiked up 1000 points pre-market, I checked cnbc, marketWatch and all other news media, but there was no news to explain it. My simple conclusion was that it was just a technical rebound. So, I decided to queue up some inverse ETFs. That pre-market movement? Clearly a trap. Then, the market shot up another 300 pts on open. I thought, after +1300, what's next? Will it really keep climbing? People forget so quickly. In less than 24 hours ago, everyone had forgotten Trump’s 24-hour deadline to China. So, I bet on the inverse ETFs instead. Why I bet so little? Well, I can never be 100%
$CapLand Ascott T(HMN.SI)$$Far East HTrust(Q5T.SI)$$Frasers HTrust(ACV.SI)$$CDL HTrust(J85.SI)$$Acro HTrust USD(XZL.SI)$ Below is a comparison using the latest data from comparison tables on S-REITs Comparison page. The most favorable figures are marked in blue and given a +1 score, while the least favorable are in red with a -1 score. The highest score in each category determines the winner. Note that this is a simple comparison without weightage assigned to each figure. Image Generated by AIEASE Fu
$S&P 500(.SPX)$$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$$Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ I just shared that I’m trimming some of my Singapore blue-chip winners and reallocating into REITs and fixed income — sectors I think will fare better in uncertain times. But since I posted the article, the market has become extremely volatile, and quickly at that. The US stock market lost over $6 trillion in just two days — one of the steepest drops we've seen in recent times. I thought I’d jump in with a article to share the 5 things I’m doing (and not doing), and how I'm preparing for the possibility that things may get worse before they get better. 1. No Drastic Moves Just Yet First off, I’m
FedEx vs. UPS: Which Shipping Giant Is the Better Long-Term Buy?
$United Parcel Service Inc(UPS)$$FedEx(FDX)$ If you're anything like me, you're probably viewing the current stock market volatility not as a reason to panic, but as an opportunity. It's during uncertain times like these when patient investors can find high-quality businesses trading at attractive valuations—essentially, buying dollar bills for fifty or sixty cents. In today’s article, I’m going to walk you through a head-to-head comparison between two of the biggest names in the shipping and logistics space: FedEx and UPS. We'll break it down across several critical financial and operational metrics, including revenue growth, cash flow from operations, return on invested capital, and fixed asset turnover.
Boeing Wins Figher Jet Contract! Should You Buy Boeing Stock Instead of Lockheed Martin?
$Boeing(BA)$$Lockheed Martin(LMT)$ Boeing recently scored a major win over Lockheed Martin, landing a highly lucrative government contract to design and manufacture the next-generation fighter jets for the U.S. military. This development made headlines—and understandably so. These kinds of defense contracts can be worth billions of dollars over many years, not just in direct payments, but also in maintenance, upgrades, and follow-on sales. Naturally, many investors might be wondering: Does this contract make Boeing the better stock to buy compared to Lockheed Martin? On the surface, winning a contract like this is a major positive for Boeing. But when it comes to investing, we need to look beyond
Apple Stock Plunges on Tariff News: Is This a Rare Buying Opportunity or Just the Beginning of a Bigger Decline?
$Apple(AAPL)$ The markets were shaken following a major announcement out of Washington: the United States is ramping up tariffs on key global trading partners, including China, India, and Taiwan. On the very next day, Apple’s stock price took a nearly 10% hit—a reaction that has investors asking a critical question: Is this pullback a rare buying opportunity in a high-quality business, or a sign that more pain is ahead for Apple and its shareholders? In this article, we’ll take a deep look at Apple’s fundamentals, walk through the potential impact of these new tariffs on the company’s financials, and determine whether the current price presents a reasonable entry point—or a value trap. “Made in the USA” iPhones? It’s Highly Unlikely—Here’s Why W