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Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you!1.TRADE PLAN 📈 📉 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ bullish plan: SPX above 6600 | SPX Sept 17 6640C 📈T: 6640, 6684 SL 6563 SPX bearish plan: SPX under 6528 | SPX Sept 17 6500P 📉 T: 6500, 6468 SL 6563SPX moved from 6483 to 6600 this past week. FOMC Is on Wednesday. If there’s a positive reaction to FOMC we can see another push towards 6640, 6684 next. Calls can work above 6600 as a lotto this week. If SPX fails to hold 6528-6532 range it can back test 6500 quickly. Let’s see if SPX can push towards 6684-6700 this month.Image2. $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Trade Idea: Sept 19 175C Trigger: 171 ✅Targets: 179, 184 🎯Stop: 166 🛑 PLTR started to show

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading strategies with you!1. $Lennar(LEN)$ announces earnings this week. Look at that rounded base on the daily chart. Very strong volume support at the 100 level.Might take an optionselling put-write trade at the 110 strike (or up to the 115 strike). ... since this is your industry, what's your take on how LEN reports for earnings? TIAImage2. $FedEx(FDX)$ releases earnings this week. Am looking at a put-write trade, Sep 19 or Sep 26 expiry, 190 or 195 strike to play the elevated IV due to earnings.Image3. $Manchester United PLC(MANU)$ releases earnings this week. Gap at the 14 level, but no premium at that level in the

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ The financial world is buzzing as Donald Trump unveiled plans to investigate George Soros, targeting his alleged role in funding unrest under the RICO Act. This bold move, announced amid heightened political tensions, saw the S&P 500 dip 0.3% to 6,580, while the Nasdaq slipped 0.5% to 21,950. Soros-linked funds like Open Society Foundations face scrutiny, with markets bracing for volatility. Will this probe unravel Soros’ empire or spark a broader sell-off? How will it impact global markets? Dive into the implications, sector shifts, and strategic plays as this drama unfolds. The Probe Unpacked: What’s Driving the Move? The announcement carries weight: RICO Focus:

Most traders exhaust themselves chasing every intraday tick, but swing trading offers a lifeline—focusing on bigger timeframes, fewer setups, and clearer signals. With the S&P 500 at 6,580 and Nasdaq at 21,950, the market’s noise can overwhelm, yet swing strategies delivered 18% returns in 2025 compared to day trading’s 6%. The wisdom rings true: our bodies thrive on movement, our minds on stillness, yet sitting still all day with a wandering mind leaves us drained. Less stress, less chaos, more reflection—and often better gains. Ready to ditch the grind? Explore how swing trading beats burnout, boosts results, and restores balance. The Burnout Crisis: Why Traders Fade Fast The daily grind takes a toll: Intraday Pressure: Day traders face 200+ trades monthly, with 70% burning out withi

Anatomy of the $TSLA trade thesis: I’m just going to run through my exact thought process on why I put over 70% of my account in $TSLA over the last month or two. 1) The chart. This is the biggest reason why I take any trade and this was no different. The stock made a big advance off the April low and proceeded to trade sideways for over four months with decreasing volatility. If you look at the base, you’ll see early on volatility was wide and loose with big ranges. Towards the end, volatility contracted and the stock started trading very tight. 2) YTD performance. Relative to all other Mag 7 names this was a major laggard. At some point a rising tide lifts all boats and after we saw Apple finally get a big bid, Tesla was the last remaining big tech name that didn’t see a big move. 3) The

Eric Jackson's call on Carvana which led to Carvana rising from $4 to $400 is driving eveyone to expecting OpenDoor to rise from $0.50 to $50. Is this too far fetched?  Ordinarily I will call for caution as often times, many investor legends become that from just one good move. Like one hit wonders. However this time around, it is moving up in an environment where the entire market is on a wild stampede up in valuation, and everyone is in FOMO mode.  OpenDoor going up from $0.50 to $10.00 in just a few days is suggesting that it may well be pushed up to $50. Driven purely just by the masses wanting to find the next Carvana.  And interestingly the money seems to be moving from some Mag-7's. Lately Nvidia, Apple, etc., have been seeing funds being withdrawn. This may be what i

Here is a concise take on your three questions, with current context from China and Tesla’s pivot narrative. 1) Can Model Y L sustain Tesla’s momentum in China? Near term: likely. The long-wheelbase, six-seat Model Y L launched at ¥339,000 with deliveries beginning in September; Chinese outlets and trackers indicate October slots are sold out, with new orders showing the earliest delivery in November 2025—a strong initial signal.  Medium term: depends on execution. Sustainability hinges on (i) how quickly Shanghai can ramp the L variant, (ii) whether the Y L is incremental (winning back family buyers from Li Auto/others) versus cannibalising standard Y sales during a softer EV cycle, and (iii) pricing discipline amid intense local competition. Tesla’s China sales trend has been choppy

🔥 Alibaba Doubled Since Jack Ma’s Return — Still a Buy Above $150? Alibaba ($Alibaba(BABA)$  ) has staged one of the most stunning comebacks in China tech. Since Jack Ma resurfaced in 2023, the stock has doubled, shaking off years of regulatory scars and regaining investor trust. The momentum is now driven not just by e-commerce, but by AI, cloud, and food delivery — three pillars of China’s digital economy. But the latest twist could prove even bigger: reports suggest Alibaba and Baidu are training AI models on self-developed chips. If this proves true, it would mark a bold move to reduce reliance on Nvidia and reshape the balance of power in China’s AI ecosystem. So the million-dollar investor question: is every dip still a buy — or ha

🚀 Tesla Breakout! Model Y L Sells Out in China — New Rally Ahead? Tesla ($TSLA) just reminded the market why it’s still the most talked-about stock in EVs. Shares climbed 5% Friday after the company unveiled its long-wheelbase, six-seat Model Y L, tailored specifically for Chinese families. The reception? White-hot. October allocations sold out within hours, and earliest delivery dates are already pushed back to November 2025. For a company often accused of losing steam in China, this was a shot of adrenaline. But the question for investors is simple: is this the beginning of Tesla’s next leg higher — or another short-lived hype cycle? --- 🔋 Why the Model Y L Matters China is the largest EV battleground in the world. Local rivals like BYD, XPeng, and NIO have been flooding the market with

$Adobe(ADBE)$ Adobe’s Q3 2025 roared to life with record revenue of $5.99 billion, up 11% year-over-year, outpacing expectations with a non-GAAP EPS of $5.31, a 14% jump. The AI-driven surge, led by a $5 billion AI-influenced Annualized Recurring Revenue (ARR) and tools like Firefly (9 billion generations) and GenStudio, powered a 12% Digital Media ARR growth to $18.59 billion and an 11% revenue rise to $4.46 billion. Yet, shares slipped as Q4 revenue guidance stayed flat, raising red flags about AI’s top-line impact amid fierce competition from third-party platforms. Can Adobe’s innovation sustain growth, or will rivals steal the spotlight? Dive into the numbers, sector shifts, and strategic trades for this pivotal moment. Q3 Glory: AI Fuels Adob

$BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$   $Eightco Holdings Inc.(ORBS)$   🔍 Key Macro Backdrop The Fed is under pressure: inflation has eased somewhat, but core inflation and wage growth remain sticky. Markets are pricing in some chance of a 25 bps cut by late Q4, but 50 bps is less likely unless data surprises to the downside. Lower interest rates could boost risk assets, especially those with exposure to crypto, fintech, or volume‑sensitive business models. But rate cuts also squeeze interest income for companies that rely heavily on yield from reserves or cash balances. Broader risk: regulatory tightening (cry

In a move that's got the crypto world buzzing, Michael Saylor, the unyielding Bitcoin advocate and MicroStrategy chairman, just dropped a teaser that's pure gold for HODLers. With his latest post featuring the iconic Saylor Bitcoin Tracker and the punchy caption "Bitcoin Deserves Credit," it's clear the man isn't slowing down. This isn't just talk—it's a pattern. MicroStrategy has been on a relentless buying spree, turning the company into one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders on the planet. Last quarter alone, they scooped up thousands more BTC amid market dips, proving Saylor's philosophy: buy the fear, hold through the storm, and watch the value compound. Why does this matter right now? Bitcoin's ecosystem is exploding with institutional interest. From ETFs pulling in billions to

Economic Calendar: Key Market Movers (week of 15Sep25) Public Holidays There are no public holidays in Singapore, the USA, Hong Kong and China. Observations (Economic Calendar) Retail Sales and Consumption Retail sales and retail sales data serve as crucial indicators for understanding consumer consumption trends within the U.S. market. This information provides insight into consumer spending habits and overall economic health. Federal Reserve Interest Rate Decision The most closely watched economic event is the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision. The market has largely anticipated a 25-basis-point (bps) rate cut, a sentiment likely influenced by pressure from President Trump. This expectation is already priced into current market positions, which means a decision not to cut rates co

Earnings Calendar (15Sep25) There are a few interesting earnings in the coming week that include FactSet, FedEx and Lennar. Let us look at FedEx, as Logistics is a good reference for the market. Looking at how busy a company like FedEx is can give you an early hint about where the economy is heading. If they report that their shipping volume is up, it's a good sign. If it's down, it could be an early warning of a potential economic slowdown. This makes them a great "leading indicator" for the stock market and the economy. Stock Performance & Analyst Consensus FedEx's stock has experienced a decline, falling 18% over the past year. Technical analysis suggests a neutral rating for the stock. However, a majority of analyst sentiment remains bullish, with a consensus "Buy" rating. The

News and my thoughts from the past week (15Sep25) Reporter: “Goldman Sachs says 86% of the tariffs have been paid by American businesses & consumers.” - X user Unusual Whales A panoramic view of Paris with the Eiffel Tower and other landmarks visible in the skyline. The French flag is prominently displayed in the foreground, waving above a street with buildings and rooftops. Text overlays include "Fitch downgrades crisis-strained France" and date information. A line chart showing the distribution of US household wealth from 1989 to 2024. Colored bands represent wealth percentages for different income groups: bottom 50% in blue, 50-90% in yellow, 90-99% in red, 99-99.9% in brown, and top 0.1% in purple. The chart indicates a significant increase in wealth concentration, with the bottom

My Investing Muse (15Sep25) Layoffs & Closure news Elon Musk's xAI fires 500 data annotators working on Grok. The layoffs come amid plans to expand the specialist AI tutor team of the chatbot. - EFTech ANZ BANK CEO DISCUSSES JOB CUTS WITH TREASURER ANZ Bank's CEO Nuno Matos speaks with Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers on plans to cut 4,500 jobs. The move raises concerns over the bank's future direction and economic implications, prompting a governmental inquiry into the layoffs. Source: The Australian Oracle has initiated another round of global layoffs, firing more than 3000 employees. - Indian Tech & Infra Rivian is cutting 200 jobs... just as the $7,500 EV tax credit vanishes. Washington pulled the plug. Now Rivian has to survive on real demand. - Amanda Goodall BIG TECH COMPANIES