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Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you!1. $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ One of the cleanest semi setups heading into the week.☕️Image2. $Target(TGT)$ Revenge season. 🎯Image3.The rising wedges that just keep rising. 😅 $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ | $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Image4. $Citigroup(C)$ "The bigger the base, the higher in space"Is +7 years big enough for ya? 👀Image5. $Rivian Automotive, Inc.(RIVN)$ Tight post-IPO base.Profitability in sight.Earnings in 10 days.Is the turn finally here? 🔋ImageFor whom haven't open C

$PLTR 20250725 160.0 CALL$ PLTR: Took 76% of the maximum possible premium profit on this expiring short call.  The short call was expiring on 25th July and was trading dangerously close to its strike at $160 and even momentarily trade at as high as $160.39. Since my trade was still in profit and I could avoid an assignment, decided to take whatever profits offered and leave the table.  PLTR eventually closed at $158.80 which would rendered the entire short call expire worthless, but then, these are hindsight information that is not useful during live trading and the outcome could be entirely different. will decide how to trade PLTR in coming weeks as it's still on the rise and hard to time its peak. 

$SMCI DIAGONAL 250725/250822 CALL 50.0/CALL 55.0$ SMCI: trade risk management.  Rolled out expiring covered calls at $50 by another 4 weeks to 22nd Aug and with a higher strike of $55. SMCI had been on a run, up 5.22% last week and it's 8th week of continuous run up amidst bullishness on general market, and the semiconductor/AI sectors in specific.  new strike was set at $55 but it's already closed at $54.47 and look set to go higher in coming weeks should the bullish momentum sustained.  Happy problem as my underlying share prices are up, yet can't take profit on the covered calls when it's so bullish. 

$GOOG CALENDAR 250725/250808 CALL 190.0/CALL 190.0$ GOOG: losing trade management.  Rolled out expiring covered call with strike of $190 on 25th July by another 2 weeks to expire on 8th Aug with the same strike $. The trade is still in the money as GOOD trade at $194.08 but depending on situation, GOOG might roll back down to below $190 for consolidation.  GOOG is up 4.38% and on its 5th week of rising price so these are not good days for selling covered call as either will have to roll to new trades to buy more time or to get the underlying long positions netted off. 

📈 From $80 to $160 — Riding the Palantir Wave with Strategy, Not Hope Over the past few months, Palantir (PLTR) has more than doubled in value—from $80 to $160. Many chased the rally, buying high and hoping for more gains. I took a different route. Instead of joining the FOMO crowd, I relied on a disciplined capital management strategy focused on cash-secured puts, short-term trade timing, and safe yield parking in money market funds. ⸻ 🧠 How I Use Biweekly Sell Puts to Average In Every two weeks, I sell a cash-secured put at a strike price close to market, most commonly at $150, when PLTR is trading between $150–$160. For example, I recently sold the PLTR 150 Put expiring August 15 for a premium of $8.34, locking in $834 for just 2.5 weeks of capital exposure. If PLTR dips and I get assig

$2X ETHER ETF(ETHU)$   Institutions came in to form a solid baseline for crypto sector.  Under Trump administration, we would see a disruptive innovation on usage of blockchain. We are still at the early phase of blockchain, which is payment . Very bullish on crypto for the next 3-5years. Patience is key!