🎁Capturing Top 10 Ex_dividend: SPG, ELV, FDX, CME, TRV...
1. Which High Ex-dividend Stock (on 8 September ~ 12 September) do You Like the Most?Be Sure To Check Out the Last Chance to Buy the Top 10 High dividend stocks going to Ex-dividends This Week: many companies like $SPG$ and $ELV$ showing below are about to give decent dividends into "your pocket".Editor's notes:A dividend-paying stock ex-dividend date, or ex-date, is very important to investors. In a nutshell, if you buy a dividend stock before the ex-dividend date, then you will receive the next upcoming dividend payment.If you purchase the stock on or after the ex-dividend date, you will not receive the dividend. Some investors utilize strategies whereby they will purchase stocks just prior to an ex-dividend date and sell shortly thereafter.2. YTD25 of the Above 10 Stocks are as Below:In
$GOOG 20251017 230.0 CALL$ 🚨 Stock Market Alert – My Google Call 🚨 For the last one month, I have been making this call because I had strong conviction that Google is definitely moving ahead of AIA. The reason is simple: Google has been launching several powerful tools that are not just products, but entire gateways to bring millions more people into the Google ecosystem. ✅ These tools are going to change the way people work, learn, and connect. ✅ Once people enter, they stay — because Google becomes the base of their digital lives. ✅ This network effect is what creates long-term strength in the stock. And now, today, my call is opening at a very high price. I will be cashing out part of my position, but the real messag
Replying to @Barcode:👍👍👍👍//@Barcode:$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 suppo
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVIDIA has been the face of the AI boom, but right now the stock is showing signs of weakness. Despite posting record Q2 revenue of over $46 billion, up more than 50% year-on-year, investors are cautious because growth in certain regions like China has slowed and the overall tech sector is pulling back. At the moment, NVIDIA is trading around the $170 level, and short-term momentum looks shaky. If selling pressure continues, the stock could very well test the $155 $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ mark, which many see as a key support level and potential bottom. But here’s the bigger picture: NVIDIA is still sitting on massive cash reserves, has announced a $60
$OPEN 20250905 3.5 PUT$ time to close the put and collect premium while freeing up buying power. I plan to roll the put to a higher strike price as my cash on hand is enough to cover the position comfortably. In the meantime ; use the premium left over to roll into the position as this stock is on an upward trend
I would lean towards buying China exposure through HK stocks listed locally or via SGX SDRs depending on ease and capital efficiency. HK SDRs offer a lower minimum investment, simpler access in SGD, and avoid cross-border complexities compared to directly buying HK shares. This makes them appealing for retail investors seeking bite-sized exposure to major China plays like Alibaba, Tencent, and BYD. For long-term bullishness, LEAP calls on HK names could also be attractive to leverage strong growth prospects, especially given recent strong inflows and positive outlooks from Goldman Sachs and Standard Chartered. However, LEAP calls carry higher risk and require careful timing and market conviction. Using a mix of HK SDRs for core exposure and selective LEAPS for upside could be a balanced ap
[Event] Pick your favorite or most-used options strategies!
Unlike the stock market where you can only go one way, the options market offers tons of strategies for different situations! You may ask yourself: “Which strategy should I use this time?” 🤔The basics, like long or short calls/putsCovered call and selling puts — often mentioned by the pros in the communityA time-sensitive 0DTE playAdvanced multi-leg strategies such as vertical, straddle or strangle...... or other strategies you love!In fact, our Options Handbook covers even more strategies you might want to explore.Is the best strategy for the next two months a covered call?This strategy is really only suitable for stockholders—the kind who hold their positions no matter how much the market drops, ignoring the noise and staying unmoved.A covered call (also called a stock-collateralized cal