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Alphabet (GOOG) is currently a $2.84 trillion market cap, so a $3 trillion valuation in 2025 seems possible, given its strong fundamentals, AI and cloud leadership, and a recent favorable antitrust ruling。。。 Alphabet remains a compelling choice among the Mag 7 due to its lower valuation compared to peers, strong free cash flow, and exposure to long-term trends Investing in a diversified ETF like MAGS spreads risk across top tech companies, while picking individual stocks offers greater upside with the right choices, so combining both is a practical way to balance risk and return Selling into strength helps lock in profits during uncertainty, but holding for the next leg up depends on belief in Alphabet’s long-term growth drivers; the best choice relies on individual risk tolerance and inve

I’ve been watching Opendoor $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ closely, and this rally is hard to ignore. A +280% YTD move with short interest above 20% is no joke—it’s the kind of setup that makes both traders and investors pay attention. The Carvana comparison might be bold, but with Reddit hype, I get why it’s being mentioned. Still, I’m cautious. Hedge funds are shorting for a reason—OPEN faces profitability issues, and housing isn’t strong. Momentum can fuel a squeeze, but fundamentals always return. To me, this looks more like a showdown between retail and institutions than a real growth story. I wouldn’t chase at these levels, but it stays on my watchlist. If momentum holds, $8 is possible. For me though, it’s more of a short-term play tha

$Figma(FIG)$ Is it a buy if it dips under $50? At sub-$50, the valuation begins to look more reasonable, especially given Figma’s revenue growth and narrowing losses. However, the key risk is the looming supply from lock-up expiration. Even with the extension for 35% of shares, significant float could still hit the market, adding selling pressure. I would treat a dip under $50 as a speculative entry point, but only with strict risk management and the expectation of near-term volatility. How do you view the extension? The partial extension is a short-term stabiliser. It signals some institutional confidence, but does not fully remove the overhang. Roughly two-thirds of shares could still come available, which limits the upside until supply is absor

Options Market Statistics: Broadcom Shares Surge After Earnings and OpenAI Deal $Broadcom(AVGO)$   emerged as a new name on the active options list, capturing significant attention with 1.43M contracts traded. The sentiment appeared constructive, with a put-call ratio of 0.63, while the IV Rank remained subdued at a low 5.43%. Shares rose by 9.41% after upbeat quarterly results and news that OpenAI will make chips designed by it. Other chip stocks were mostly lower, led by a decline in AMD. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$   saw a notable increase in trading activity, with 1.29M options contracts changing hands. A neutral-to-bea

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I sold a covered call on my NVDA at $200… right before the stock split. Guess what? Shares got called away. 💸 Watching NVDA rocket after that felt like I sold my winning lottery ticket for bus fare. Lesson learnt: never underestimate how much pain a “safe income strategy” can bring if your strike price is too low. Options really are the only place where you can be right about the stock… and still lose! 😂

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla's newly proposed CEO compensation package could catapult Elon Musk to a $1 trillion payday if the company achieves unprecedented market cap milestones, starting from $2 trillion and escalating to $8.5 trillion over 10 years. This ambitious plan, tied to aggressive performance targets and Musk's role in CEO succession, has the board touting it as essential for Tesla becoming the world's most valuable company. With Tesla's shares at $322.27, up 2% amid Musk's AI lawsuit win, and the S&P 500 at 6,512.34, Nasdaq at 21,918.45, and Bitcoin at $123,456, the VIX at 14.12 reflects calm amid tariffs (30% on EU/Mexico, 35% on Canada) and oil at $74.50/barrel. Can Musk's incentives trigger Tesla's next supercycle? This deep dive

$PLTR dropped from 189 to 142 since August 13th. The big question is where do you buy during this pull back? There 2 scenarios that present the best opportunities to go long. 1. Wait for the market to pull back. The Nasdaq is up 40%+ and SP500 is up 35% since April. If we see a deeper correction in the next 4 weeks, PLTR can retest the previous ATH at 125 from Feb 19th. A successful backtest at this level will present a prime opportunity for a bounce back to 189 and up to 200+. 2. Wait for $PLTR to reclaim 163. Once PLTR can reclaim 163 and hold above this level for at least 4 trading days, It will setup for 179,189 again. Trying to trade PLTR in this current range can be frustrating so I'd preserve capital until you see the two levels above. PLTR has earnings coming up on November 3rd so

🌟🌟🌟Gemini $Gemini Group Global Corp.(GMNI)$ is charging toward Nasdaq with a USD 317 million raise,  waving the flag of compliance.  However Gemini is bleeding cash, posting a brutal USD 282.50 million loss on just USD 68.6 million revenue. As Trump Media showers Crypto.com with billions, Gemini has been left to prove that integrity still matters. Gemini is not chasing hype.  It is chasing legitimacy.  The Big Question is can Gemini, a principled exchange survive in a market that rewards hype? Gemini's bet is bold.  If it lands, it rewrites the crypto playbook.  If it doesn't, Gemini becomes a cautionary tale. Gemini's IPO is a tactical bet on those investors who are bold as it could reward them with a huge win but

I like how you called out $356 as the line that flips everything, that’s exactly the type of level algorithms love to hunt. Tesla holding $335 and pressing higher feels like that pre-launch energy I’ve seen in other big tech setups, like when $GOOGL ripped after sitting flat

FIGURE’s IPO positioning is interesting. The underwriter line-up (Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, etc.) suggests institutional confidence, while the $17–$19 pricing range appears designed to balance demand with a manageable entry point. From a financial perspective, the topline growth is notable—revenue of $142.2M in 2024, up from $98.1M in 2023, represents a ~45% YoY increase. That scale of acceleration, especially in fintech where margins can improve with scale, does raise the “breakout” question. However, a few considerations remain critical before declaring FIGURE the next big success story: Profitability: Revenue growth is strong, but investors will want clarity on operating income, net margins, and customer acquisition costs. Valuation multiple: At a $4.1B valuation, the implied price-to-s

Elon Musk’s new compensation package is one of the most aggressive incentive structures in corporate history—$87.8 billion today, with the potential to reach nearly $1 trillion if all performance milestones are achieved. The design clearly ties his rewards to Tesla’s market value, operational execution, and long-term leadership planning. From a financial and strategic standpoint, here are the implications for a potential “supercycle”: 1. Alignment of Interests: By conditioning the largest tranches on Tesla’s sustained performance and Musk’s participation in succession planning, the board is effectively binding Musk’s legacy (and wealth) to Tesla’s growth trajectory. This ensures laser-focus on execution in AI, EV expansion, and energy storage. 2. Investor Confidence & Narrative: Market

When Tiger Brokerage first launched the Trade Feed program, I was stoked to be included. The idea was simple: share your trades, earn Tiger Coins, and maybe gain some followers along the way. At the start, I was excited about the prospect of building an audience while posting my trades. It felt like a recognition of my trading journey and an opportunity to be part of a wider community. But over time, I realized the real value wasn’t in gaining followers — it was in the process of sharing and reflecting on my trades. The Trade Feed gradually became my personal trading journal, a place where I analyze past trades, track how stocks move over the weeks, and prepare for future setups. Revisiting my trades has been an invaluable way to sharpen my discipline and refine my strategies. Another unex

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I won’t chase AVGO’s rally. The best chips available is still from Nvidia. AVGO can only be considered second option if one cannot get hold of Nvidia’s chips due to the high demand or the high price point. In the longer term. AVGO’s chips demand will still be high as long as NVDA cannot keep up with all of market’s demand. However, if NVDA can keep up, demand for AVGO should drop. With the recent rally, I find that the safety margin for it has reduced and I would prefer to watch for the dip to consider entry. NVDA’s dip may continue to dip further with increased competition. However, I still have faith in it’s superiority and will allow the full dip before considering entering too. Otherwise, the safer option for me would be to buy SMH and hold.

I see bitcoin as the best safe haven over 3 years because the rate and potential of growth Will far exceed gold and silver. The main driver is of course its limited supply and potentially increased demand. While gold and silver may rise, I don’t see it outpacing bitcoin. Silver is the poor man’s gold and so usually follows the trend for gold price but will always lag behind. So, silver is the least of my preference. I don’t think gold will become the new monetary anchor. Gold is just comparatively a slightly safer option to hold in times of uncertainty and also tend to offer greater returns than treasuries in such times. I see it mainly as a business decision rather than a true change of conviction. Treasuries yield in recent years have been disappointing and probably is a useless asset