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$Constellation(STZ)$ $Molson Coors(TAP)$ $VictoryShares Pioneer Asset-Based Income ETF(ABI)$ 🇲🇽🍺🇺🇸 Mexican Beer Dominance as US Giants Tank 🇲🇽🍺🇺🇸 I’m convinced the US beer market is witnessing one of the sharpest shifts in decades. Mexican beer brands under Constellation ($STZ) have steadily gained share, posting 54% revenue growth since 2020 with a 9.5% CAGR. By contrast, Molson Coors ($TAP) is up only 7.9% over the same period and Anheuser-Busch ($ABI) is in outright decline, down -7.2%. This divergence has never been more clear. 📊 Market Share Breakdown 🇲🇽 STZ: +54% (CAGR 9.5%) 🇺🇸 TAP: +7.9% (CAGR 1.6%) 🇺🇸 ABI: -7.2% (CAGR -1.6%) 🌊 Technical Compression and Downs

$Boeing(BA)$ $Airbus SE(EADSY)$ 📊✈️🔥 Boeing’s Inflection Point: Multi-Decade Setup or Value Trap? 🔥✈️📊 Boeing $BA operates across multiple segments, yet the performance gap between them is becoming increasingly evident. Defense and Services remain resilient, while Commercial Airplanes continues to struggle. History has a way of repeating itself; Boeing’s stock has shown the same large-scale pattern three separate times since the late 1990s, and the current structure looks no different. The question now is whether this cycle resolves to the upside with conviction or sets up for another prolonged reset. 👉❓Is Boeing’s stock about to reclaim its role as a market leader with a structural breakout, or does the c

$Intel(INTC)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ 🎭🤖🔥 China Halts Nvidia AI Chips, $NVDA Turns to $INTC in a Twist 🎭🤖🔥 When the FT dropped the headline that China’s telling tech firms to stop buying Nvidia’s AI chips, the market shifted gears fast. Almost instantly, Nvidia announced it would invest in Intel to “create” things together and address “insane demand.” Some would call that synergy. Others might call it storytelling. Markets? They love a good fairytale. 🎯 $INTC Technicals and Breakout I flagged this one when it was stuck in that compressed channel. Look what happened when news hit; kaboom. That 23% candle wasn’t just a move, it was an eruption. The 2nd price target already hit. Momentum like this doesn’t come around

In the dynamic world of digital assets, Bullish Holdings Inc. (NYSE: BLSH) has just delivered a performance that could redefine its trajectory. On September 18, 2025, the company reported Q2 earnings per share (EPS) of $0.93, shattering consensus expectations of just $0.03—a staggering 3,000% beat.  While adjusted revenue came in at $57 million, slightly below the $60.7 million forecast, the results propelled the stock up 4.5% in after-hours trading, with trading volume exploding to $179.6 billion, a sharp year-over-year increase. Looking ahead, Bullish guided Q3 adjusted EBITDA to $25-28 million—more than triple Q2’s $8.1 million—and revenue to $69-70 million, signaling accelerating momentum. This isn’t just a one-off win; it’s the spark of a genuine turnaround, positioning Bullish a

Overall Markets Global equities ended mixed as central banks dominated investor focus. The Federal Reserve’s decision to resume interest rate cuts propelled US stocks to fresh record highs, while European shares followed higher on policy optimism. Asian markets, however, showed divergence as concerns about China’s growth and US labor weakness capped gains. US: Fed Cuts Fuel Record Rally The Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$  rose 124.10 points (+0.2%) to 46,142.42, the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  gained 31.61 points (+0.4%) to 6,631.96, and the Nasdaq Composite $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ 

$POP MART(09992)$  While headlines have recently focused on Pop Mart’s financial challenges, the reality on the ground tells a different story. Walk into any Pop Mart store today and you’ll still find crowds eagerly searching for the iconic LABUBU dolls and other collectibles. Despite talk of the “craze being over,” stock shortages remain a clear sign of strong demand .. products often sell out quickly the moment they arrive. This scarcity is not a weakness but a reflection of the brand’s enduring pull among both young collectors and the next generation of fans. Pop Mart’s strength lies in its constant innovation, creativity, and new product launches that keep the excitement alive. These aren’t just toys for today’s

🌟🌟🌟Nvidia's surprise USD 5 billion investment in Intel triggered  a historic 30% single day surge in $Intel(INTC)$.  This is Intel's biggest single day gain since 1987.  But is this a sugar rush or the start of a structural rerating for Intel? Short Term: Yes it is a Bull run.  Intel's investors are celebrating. Medium Term:  It is a strategic lifeline for Intel.  This partnership gives Intel access to Nvidia's AI stack, GPU chiplets and credibility. Long Term :  Execution matters.  Intel must deliver on Co developed chips, regain foundry trust and prove that it can be more than just a political pawn. If you believe in Intel's AI pivot and manufacturing renaissance, then Intel is a great buy at the current

If AI was 2024's darling, quantum computing is gearing up to steal the spotlight in 2025—and it's not just sci-fi anymore. We're talking machines that solve impossible problems in seconds: drug discovery, climate modeling, unbreakable encryption. McKinsey estimates the quantum market could hit $1T by 2035, with early movers like Google and IBM already demoing "quantum supremacy." But here's the kicker—breakthroughs are accelerating (IBM's 1,000+ qubit chip this year), and venture funding's pouring in at $2B+ annually. This isn't vaporware; it's spawning real revenue streams for hardware, software, and apps.Why now? Governments are racing—US CHIPS Act funneled $50B into quantum R&D, while China's dropping $15B bombs. Pair that with falling error rates (from 1% to under 0.1% in logical q

This shift could boost Alibaba Cloud revenue, improve efficiency across e-commerce and logistics, and strengthen its competitive edge against rivals like Tencent, JD, and Baidu. If executed well, the transformation could open new growth lines, enhance margins, and align Alibaba with China’s national push for AI leadership. However, risks include high upfront costs, intense competition, regulatory pressures, and reliance on restricted chip supply. For investors, it presents a high-risk, high-reward opportunity with potential long-term upside but near-term volatility.

What a market move! I don’t own Intel $Intel(INTC)$ but Nvidia’s $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ $5B investment at $23.28 per share for about a 4% stake really fired up the semiconductor sector. The deal includes Intel building custom CPUs for Nvidia’s AI systems and using Nvidia’s GPU chiplets in Intel’s PC/SoC lineup — a strong show of collaboration. Intel shares spiked over 20% in a day, and the momentum lifted the whole semiconductor space. Seeing that rally across chip stocks confirmed how powerful investor sentiment can be when two giants team up. Even without holding Intel, I’m glad this news injected energy into semis. Intel still faces execution risks, but for now the partnership headlines are a solid bo

$Intel(INTC)$  Below is a reasoned analysis of Intel at ~$30 in light of the newly announced NVIDIA partnership, plus assessment of a $40 target and potential upside given its market cap. As usual, this isn’t investment advice — think of it as a framework for your own decision-making. --- Key Facts First From recent reporting: NVIDIA is investing $5 billion in Intel at $23.28 per share, gaining roughly a 4% stake in Intel.  The partnership envisions Intel building custom x86 CPUs for NVIDIA’s data center / AI infrastructure, and also jointly developing “x86 RTX SOCs” for PCs with NVIDIA RTX GPU chiplets built in. Integration via NVIDIA’s NVLink is part of the plan.  Intel is still unprofitable on a trailing

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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Taking the profits now is a safe option unless you are in for the long term. The stock can be pretty volatile at times. I would dip my feet into the stock again, but be prepared for a loss taking my chances on the potential for a end of week rally.  Always look too see if the potential winnings are worth the risk. Have a profitable day everyone.

take-profit value must be larger than stop loss, if not your win rate has to be much higher than loss rate to make money.  for me, win rate and lose rate almost equal so take profit has to be more than 1x.. sometimes take profit too early and price goes up.  so now my rule is 1) price under moving averages use the moving average as resistance to TP, or previous swing lows 2) if price is above the moving averages, use previous swing highs as resistance or check of price flush up vertically too fast.  Lastly, good to check fair value. can calculate yourself or reference analysts values. Tiger brokers is best because all data is readily available in the App.