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Introduction NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) continues to dominate the semiconductor and AI landscape, positioning itself as a cornerstone of technological innovation. As of September 3, 2025, NVDA trades at around $170, reflecting a recent dip but still boasting a year-to-date gain of over 25% and a market cap exceeding $4 trillion.  With its leadership in AI GPUs, data centers, and emerging technologies, NVIDIA is primed for growth across all time horizons. Recent Q2 FY2026 earnings, which shattered expectations with $46.7 billion in revenue (up 56% year-over-year), underscore this potential.  Analysts overwhelmingly rate NVDA as a “Strong Buy,” with an average 12-month price target of $203.88—implying nearly 20% upside from current levels.  This article explores why NVDA is a compelling in

Seizing the September Surge: Why the Market is Poised for a Bullish Run Introduction The markets are bracing for the much-discussed “September Effect,” a historical period often marked by increased volatility and potential declines. With whispers of a rising VIX (CBOE Volatility Index) and seasonal uncertainties, some investors may feel cautious. However, this perceived turbulence is not a signal of doom but a golden opportunity for those ready to embrace it. The market’s underlying strength, bolstered by anticipated Federal Reserve actions and resilient economic indicators, sets the stage for a bullish outlook across short, medium, and long-term horizons. Here’s why now is the time to be aggressively optimistic. The Bullish Case Amid September Volatility The “September Effect,” while root

 The listing of ipo may happen! Submitted to SGX and MAS for approval. I think price may rise higher!  July 2025 Boustead - Yesterday spotted a long and overly extended candlesticks appearing in the chart seem overrun, likely to take a breather! The recent price movement being pushed up was due to the potential listing of the reit assets! I think seem overly extended at this moment. A pullback is expected! Yearly dividend of 5.5 cents. Plus special dividend of 2 cents. Yield is about 3.5 to 4.8%. Not a call to buy or sell! PLS DYODD.  https://sporeshare.blogspot.com/2025/07/boustead-yesterday-spotted-long-and.html

I am thrilled to see Alibaba's $Alibaba(BABA)$  $Alibaba(09988)$  recent performance, especially with the stock jumping ten percent following the earnings report. The development of a new artificial intelligence chip to address the gap left by Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  in the Chinese market is a bold move that I find promising. It suggests that Alibaba is positioning itself strategically, and I am encouraged by this innovative step forward. Despite the expected drag from food delivery on profits and the significant net outflow of RMB 18.815 billion due t

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ September has long carried a reputation among investors as one of the most difficult months for the stock market. Historically, the so-called “September Effect” has been a seasonal headwind, with equity markets underperforming compared to other months. While seasonality alone doesn’t dictate market direction, the combination of elevated volatility, tightening liquidity, shifting central bank policy, and investor positioning often makes September a treacherous period for portfolios. With the VIX already threatening to spike, the question remains: are investors truly prepared for the bear-like risks that could emerge this September? The September Effect: More

I am observing the recent dip in Nvidia $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   and TSMC $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$   with keen interest, noting TSMC 's nearly 8% plunge in pre-market trading before stabilizing to 1% loss. The news of the U.S. revoking TSMC's waiver for chip supplies to China has clearly shaken the semiconductor sector, with Nvidia opening down 3%. This volatility feels familiar, and I am curious to see how it plays out given the broader market context. My portfolio holdings are feeling the impact of this downturn, particularly my positions in semiconductor stocks. The pullback across the board is a concern

Singapore Data Center REITs: Riding the Wave of AI-Driven Growth Singapore Data Center REITs at a Glance Investors are focusing on data center REITs that combine rapid price appreciation with attractive dividend yields amid evolving digital infrastructure needs. Key players ranked by year-to-date (YTD) price change and dividend yield (TTM) include: Demand Acceleration: AI Workloads and Leasing Trends Global demand for data center capacity is forecasted to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 22% from 2023 to 2030, reaching an annual requirement of 219 gigawatts by 2030. Within this surge, AI-ready data centers are anticipated to outpace overall growth, expanding at a remarkable CAGR of 33%. By 2030, AI-optimized facilities could constitute 70% of total data center capacity, pote

Options Market Statistics: Stocks Slide on Bond Selloff and Tariff Uncertainty $NVIDIA(NVDA)$   topped options trading with 2.87M contracts and a bullish put-call ratio of 0.65, signaling predominant upside bets despite a low IV Rank of 10.14%; shares fell 1.95% to $170.78 amid broader market pressures (S&P 500 -0.69%, Nasdaq -0.82%), extending post-earnings weakness after Q2 earnings as AI Momentum Stalls. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   saw robust options flow with 1.19M contracts and a put-call ratio of 0.83, indicating bearish tilt at modest IV Rank of 5.96%; the stock tumbled 3.50% to $333.87, underperforming the market as i

$The Kraft Heinz Company(KHC)$ A Bold Restructuring With Uninspiring Names Kraft Heinz (KHC) shook markets earlier today when it announced a dramatic restructuring: the company plans to split into two standalone publicly traded entities. The first will be called Global Taste Elevation Company, and the second will carry the name North American Grocery Company. While Wall Street often greets corporate separations with optimism, viewing them as ways to “unlock value,” the initial market reaction was muted—and the naming convention drew more eye-rolls than enthusiasm. The more important development came not from Kraft Heinz itself, but from its largest and most famous shareholder: Warren Buffett. The Berkshire Hathaway chairman, who owns roughly 27% of

1. NVIDIA Corp (NVDA)‌ Technical Setup Price: $170.78 (-1.95%) | Range: $167.22–$172.38 (2.96% amplitude). Key Levels: Support: $167.22 (intraday low) → Critical breakdown threshold. Resistance: $172.38 (intraday high) → Breakout target. Volume: 231M shares (1.06x avg ratio) → Strong participation. Sentiment: Short volume at 10.38% (Aug 29) → Moderate bearish pressure. Catalysts AI chip demand surge offsetting broader tech weakness. Forward P/E at 38.84 (-1σ: 33.63), undervalued relative to 52-week high ($184.48). Trade Plan Entry: $168.50 (above VWAP consolidation). TP1: $172.38 (pre-market high) | TP2: $174.50 (Aug 29 resistance). SL: $166.00 (below Sept 2 low). Risk/Reward : 1:2.5 (1.5% downside vs 3.8% upside). 2. Tesla Inc (TSLA)‌ Technical Setup Price: $329.36 (-1.35%) | Range: $325.

📉 Market Watch: Sept 3 Edition — Red Across the Board The first trading day of September gave investors little reason to celebrate. All three major U.S. indices closed lower: the Dow Jones slipped -0.55% to 45,295, the Nasdaq fell -0.82% to 21,279, and the S&P 500 dropped -0.69% to 6,415. The red screens reflected a mix of tech weakness, cautious positioning, and end-of-summer profit-taking. But September is known for testing investors’ nerves. Historically, it’s been one of the weakest months for U.S. equities. Add macro uncertainty, and the stage is set for an unusually volatile stretch. So the real question: is this the start of a correction, or just noise before the next leg up? --- 🔍 Why Markets Slipped on Sept 3 Several crosscurrents weighed on sentiment: Tech under pressure: The

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $GraniteShares 2x Long NVDA Daily ETF(NVDL)$ $Direxion Daily NVDA Bear 1X Shares(NVDD)$ 🚀📊🔥 Nvidia on the Edge: My Call Today Is “No More Than 3% Decline” 🔥📊🚀 I’m calling it straight: $NVDA at $169.56 (-1.95%) just slipped under its 50-day MA at $171 for the first time since May, wiping out $340B in value in a four-day, -7% slide. Puts have overtaken calls on Mag 7 net drift, and institutions hedged with a $180C sell against a $190C buy. That pins near-term trading between $165 and $180, with deeper supports stacked at $160 and $145. I’m mapping the harmonic deep crab into Christmas and the New Year 🦀. September and October are still primed for vol

If charlie munger is still alive and seeing this, he will be happy to know that his conviction in $Alibaba(BABA)$  is accurate after all...

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