$SMCI 20250926 45.5 CALL$ Reason i put 2.00 is because I set the projected profit price for the same difference it went down by since the price I bought it earlier.
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Why I Continue to Collect Palantir (PLTR) Using the DCA Method When it comes to investing, consistency often outperforms perfect timing. That's why I've chosen to keep collecting shares of Palantir Technologies (PLTR) through the Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA) method. Instead of trying to predict the perfect entry point, I steadily accumulate shares over time, confident in the company's long-term potential. Belief in Palantir's Long-Term Growth Palantir isn't just another tech stock—it's a company positioned at the intersection of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and government/private sector adoption. With governments, enterprises, and industries increasingly relying on data-driven decisions, Palantir'
$MARA 20250926 14.0 PUT$ Sold a new MARA put with lower strike $14. Margins had been mostly tied up in a large losing CLSK trade so been trading lightly these past few weeks until I am able to close off the unprofitable trade or until CLSK goes higher than $12. In the meanwhile, stock price been ranging since early Aug so I think the trade is good if price movement is predictable.
Tesla Crosses $400 After Musk’s $1B Purchase — Sustainable Rally or Sentiment Spike?
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Introduction: Musk’s Vote of Confidence When Elon Musk steps into the market and buys a billion dollars’ worth of his own company’s stock, it sends shockwaves through Wall Street. The Tesla CEO, known for his bold bets and unconventional leadership, has just made his largest open-market Tesla purchase in years. Investors are now asking: is this a turning point for Tesla stock, which has endured volatility, criticism, and fierce competition, or merely another Musk-driven market headline? Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) crossed the $400 level in September 2025, riding on Musk’s purchase and renewed investor enthusiasm. But the question remains: will this breakout prove sustainable, or is it a short-lived sentiment rally? Moreover, can Tesl
What You Need to Know After Buying LEAPS Calls: Risks and Exit Timing | #OptionsHandbook EP051
While LEAPS Calls offer advantages like higher capital efficiency and controlled risk compared to buying stocks directly, they are not a risk-free strategy. Factors such as time decay and IV all need to be taken into account. Don’t worry about memorizing everything—The Options Handbook has got you covered on the risks and key considerations for LEAPS Calls! (Don’t miss the mini events at the end! 🎁) ▶ Risks and What to Watch Out For Time Decay: Even though LEAPS lose value slowly, if the stock doesn't rise, your option can still shrink. Expiration Decisions: If your LEAPS call is "in the money" at expiration, you'll have to decide: exercise it, sell it, or potentially buy the stock. Volatilit
$ComfortDelGro(C52.SI)$ She is trading at 1.50, looks rather bullish! She may rise up to test 1.51 than 1.55 - 1.60. Pls dyodd. 28th August 2025: ComfortDelGro - Wasted, all the gains returning back after the running up from 1.43 to 1.64. Now she is back to the original price level. It might be an opportunity is back! At 1.43, yield is about 5.88 percent which is very gd level level as compared to cpf oa 2.5% and special 4%. Not a call to buy or sell! Pls dyodd. 19th August 2025: ComfortDelGro - Gd results but price still being pressed down. Great opportunity is back. Nibbled small units at 1.50. Yearly dividend is about 8.41 cents. Yield is about 5.6%. Pls dyodd. 13th August 2025: I think the results is gd! Tomorrow price likely rises hi
📉 Fed Cut + Trade Easing: Rally Just Getting Started? 📈 September kicked off with a cocktail of optimism: a 25 bps Fed cut almost locked in, Goldman whispering about a second cut before year-end, and Trump striking an unusually soft note on U.S.–China trade in Europe. For traders who’ve been whipsawed all summer, this looks like a long-awaited pivot. But let’s be honest — markets rarely give us easy answers. The S&P 500 is already near record highs. Is this the beginning of a new leg higher, or are we watching sentiment get ahead of reality? --- 🏦 Why the Fed Cut Matters More Than Ever A 25 bps cut sounds small, but the symbolism is huge. After months of mixed signals, the Fed is finally leaning into easing. That changes psychology: Bond yields dipped as traders priced in not just one
🧸 Pop Mart at HK$300: Disney-in-the-Making or Hype at Its Peak? Pop Mart has been the darling of Hong Kong’s consumer rally in 2025. From the frenzy around Labubu to the surprise move into jewellery, it’s built one of the most talked-about IP-driven ecosystems in Asia. But now, even the bulls are pausing. This week, JPMorgan cut its target price from HK$400 to HK$300, warning that the year’s biggest catalysts are already priced in. Shares are holding near record highs, but the downgrade begs a tough question: is this dip a gift for believers, or the start of a hangover after too much hype? --- 📊 What Fueled the Rocket Ride? Pop Mart’s rally wasn’t luck — it was execution plus timing. H1 revenue jumped +204% YoY to RMB 13.9B, outpacing nearly every consumer peer. Management hiked its full-y
Flowers Foods: A High-Yield Defensive Name Facing a Re-Rating — Is Today’s Price the Buy Zone?
$Flowers(FLO)$ Introduction: A Defensive Stalwart Under Pressure For decades, Flowers Foods, Inc. (NYSE: FLO) has been a steady presence in American pantries. With household brands like Nature’s Own, Dave’s Killer Bread, Canyon Bakehouse, and Tastykake, the company has built a resilient portfolio that historically delivered dependable returns to shareholders. But 2025 has not been kind. Flowers Foods shares have fallen to roughly $13.50 per share as of mid-September 2025, near multi-year lows. This places its market capitalization at just above $3 billion and drives its dividend yield close to 7%. On paper, such a yield from a consumer staples name seems like a gift. Yet the market rarely misprices stocks without reason. Investors are grappling wit
Options Market Statistics: Tech Sector Surges on Musk's Buyback and Google's $3T Milestone $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ led options volume with 3.47M contracts and a bullish put-call ratio of 0.56, highlighting call-heavy positioning amid heightened IV Rank of 22.51%; shares jumped 3.56% to close at $410.04, outperforming the broader market (S&P 500 +0.47%, Nasdaq +0.94%), propelled by CEO Elon Musk's $1 billion stock purchase of over 2.5 million shares on September 12—signaling strong confidence amid EV sales pressures and ahead of the shareholder vote on his $1 trillion pay package. $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ exhibited robust opti