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$ETHA VERTICAL 251003 PUT 26.0/PUT 31.0$ Ethereum is consolidating, good time to sell when option price is higher. Short strike price of 31 is in the safe delta. Just the right mix of high probability of winning and risk.

$TSLA STRANGLE 250829 CALL 420.0/PUT 280.0$ Closed strangle and moving margin to other trades, not waiting for expiry

$GME 20250912 29.0 CALL$ Covered calls At higher than underlying cost price.  IV is still low therefore premiums are not great. 

$NEBIUS(NBIS)$ Market pullbacks are often uncomfortable, but they also provide the clearest opportunities for long-term investors. While many traders retreat at the first sign of volatility, I see this period as a chance to continue building my position in Nebius. My decision is grounded in three key factors: conviction in the business model, long-term industry trends, and disciplined portfolio strategy. 1. Strong Fundamentals Behind the Noise Pullbacks rarely change the intrinsic value of a company overnight. For Nebius, the underlying growth drivers remain intact: expanding adoption, steady product development, and an improving ecosystem. Short-term price weakness doesn't undermine the structural advantages it holds within its niche. Instea

$MET.HK 20250828 122.50 PUT$ Gotta take the loss as I have one more expiring today. Staying on the side to watch first 

$HORIZONROBOT-W(09660)$ 尋日平錯倉，追返少少先。 投資涉及風險，價格可升可跌，做好風險管理。

$YUNFENG FIN(00376)$ 股價沿MA5, MA10上升，上星期已出現黃金交叉 上望前頂，5%SL

$COSCO SHIP HOLD(01919)$ I can accept the dividend yield at 6%, current dividend yield at 12%. It's enough safety margin for me. If profits drop less than 50% within a year, it satisfies me. The truth is nobody can forecast future, there's many factors affected the sea shipping prices and profits margin.

$TRIP.COM-S(09961)$ Closed position for profits, fair price, but went up too fast.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   I was reviewing my notes from a year ago—in September 2024—and I had written down an intention to buy seven lots of PLTR once my funds arrived at the end of October. At the time, the stock was hovering in the low-$30s. By late October, when my funds were ready, PLTR had already moved into the low-$40s. Instead of buying outright, I tried to be patient by selling cash-secured puts at lower strikes, hoping to get assigned on a dip. The dip never came. One by one, the contracts expired worthless—good for collecting small premiums, but nothing compared to the upside that was slipping away. Not long after, earnings sent the stock gapping above $50—roughly 60–70% higher than my ori

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ On August 28, the global spotlight will turn to Singapore as it hosts the AI Asia Summit: Breaking Boundaries, Building the Future, organized by Google Cloud with strong support from the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB). The event, held at the Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Centre, aims to explore how artificial intelligence can transform industries, economies, and societies. For investors, the timing is significant. Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL) has posted a 9.3% gain year-to-date, lagging the stellar rallies of some of its Magnificent Seven peers. Yet many argue that Google is now the most undervalued large-cap AI play in the market. With its AI ecosystem expanding rapidly and its valuation still restrained, the Singap

$Zscaler Inc.(ZS)$ is scheduled to release its fiscal fourth-quarter 2025 earnings report on Tuesday, September 2, 2025, after the market closes. As a leader in cloud security, the company's performance is a key indicator for the broader cybersecurity and enterprise IT spending landscape. Revenue: The consensus revenue estimate is approximately $707 million. This figure is at the high end of Zscaler's own guidance range of $705 million to $707 million, which it provided in the previous quarter. Earnings Per Share (EPS): There is some variation in EPS estimates, but the consensus is for a non-GAAP EPS of around $0.80. It is important to note that some sources cite a small GAAP loss per share, which is common for growth companies that invest heavily.

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