Nvidia is not “cheap” in absolute terms, it is still reasonably valued given its unmatched growth, market dominance, and massive cash generation. Compare to other Tech Giants such as Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon, that have lower growth rates but trade at similar or higher P/Es, Nvidia is considered still “cheap” relative to its growth prospects.
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💸 Why I Sold a PLTR Cash-Secured Put at $105 Strike With 4 Days to Expiry
📉 Premiums From Fear, Profits From Probability In the options market, fear is often overpriced — and I intend to profit from it. On July 14, I sold a cash-secured put option on Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) with a strike price of $105, expiring on July 18, 2025. I collected a premium of $0.11 per share, or $11 per contract, for this short-dated trade. At the time of execution, PLTR was trading comfortably at $132.12, giving me nearly $27 in buffer between the market price and the strike. The option delta was a mere 0.012, translating to a roughly 1.2% chance of assignment — statistically, I’m walking away unassigned more than 98% of the time. ⸻ 🛡️ The Logic Behind the Strike: Protection Over Greed I chose the $105 strike — not because I expect PLTR to fall, but because I understand ris
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Tariff Tsunami - When TACO Trade Gets Caught Up In A Crossfire
🌟🌟🌟Trump's tariff offensive is back with a vengeance. This time it is aimed squarely at 3 of America's trading partners - the European Union, Canada and Mexico. Effective August 1, the US will slap a 30% Tariff on EU goods, 35% on Canadian imports and 30% on Mexican imports, turning global trade lanes into a high stakes pressure cooker. Fear, FOMO and opportunistic buying all collide as TACO Trade braces for impact. What is TACO Trade? TACO stands for Trump Always Chickens Out, a wry label coined by Financial Times columnist Robert Armstrong. It captures a pattern : 1. Trump announces punitive tariffs. 2. Markets swoon on growth fears. 3. Investors buy the dip, betting that Trump will blink. 4. Trump either delays or s
🔥 Trump Brings Tariff Back: How Will Market Digest '30%' Tariffs on EU? Donald Trump just lit the fuse again. On July 11, he announced sweeping new tariffs—30% on European and Mexican goods, and a steeper 35% on Canadian imports, reigniting fears of a global trade war 2.0. As the world digests this geopolitical jolt, markets face a critical question: will this be treated as political noise or a genuine risk to earnings, inflation, and global growth? 🌍 What’s New This Time? Unlike the 2018 tariff era, this round appears more targeted and potentially more disruptive. While steel and aluminum were the headline battlegrounds back then, Trump’s 2025 plan zeroes in on autos, semiconductors, and consumer goods—industries deeply embedded in transatlantic and North American supply chains. The EU au
I am frankly alarmed by Trump's relentless push for new tariffs, kicking off another round of tariff wars. On July 12, he slapped a 30 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and the European Union, and just a day earlier, on July 11, he announced a 35 percent tariff on goods from Canada, set to hit on August 1. This aggressive approach feels like overkill, and I'm growing skeptical about its effectiveness given how frequently he's resorting to this tactic. I'm convinced the market won't just shrug off this new wave of tariffs with a blind eye. These hefty levies are bound to stir up chaos, and I expect volatility to spike as investors panic. With the implementation looming in a couple of weeks, I'm bracing for a rough ride, and I doubt the market can stomach another round of trade disruptio
$S&P 500(.SPX)$$NVIDIA(NVDA)$$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 📊🧠🔥 Volatility Is Lying: Market Pricing a Whisper While Risk Gathers Like Thunder We’re heading into one of the most catalyst-heavy earnings seasons in years, yet both the options market and the volatility surface are doing their best impression of a sedated monk. S&P 500 stocks are implying just a 4.7% average earnings-day move, well below the long-term average of 5.5%, and the lowest level in over 2 years. That alone should raise eyebrows. But then you glance at the SPX vol surface from 11Jul25, and it gets even stranger. It’s flat. Too flat. The term structure shows minimal curve, the surface itself i
$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ 📈📊🔥 The $SPY Monthly Candle Is a Once-in-a-Generation Beast 🔥📊📈 No surprises, no shocks, just a masterclass in market choreography; and it’s all playing out exactly as anticipated. 🎯 I’m Decoding a Chart So Sharp It Cuts Through the Noise 🌮 Let’s start with what didn’t happen: no new deals out of the 9Jul trade talks. Again. That saga’s been recycled more than 3,000 times. Meanwhile, the 30% tariffs on 🇲🇽 Mexico and the EU were already priced in by funds weeks ago. The market’s not reacting because it’s not new. That’s the point: surprise is the mother of volatility, and right now, surprise i
🏆 Interview Highlight| @Daisycarro3: Retail Day Trader – From Malaysia to U.S. Markets
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TECH Reviews on Earning Season: Earnings Must Deliver REAL Cash, Not Hype
Last week was characterized by a "mixed bag": calm on the surface ( $S&P 500(.SPX)$ down 31bps, $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ touched a 6-month low)Hidden sharp divergences,quality/momentum factors significantly underperform, and market breadth continues to narrow under AI theme dominance.On the eve of the earnings season, the environment is "okay but not optimistic" - valuation pressures and the lower performance thresholds have formed a tug-of-war, the performance of the TMT sector in the second half of the year will be more dependent on earnings performance (E) rather than valuation expansion (P), especially the need to verify the "cost" of AI investment (P).TMT sector performance in the second half