To The Moon

In the third quarter of 2025, the overall commodity market exhibited a range-bound volatility with a noticeably higher focus compared to the second quarter. However, internal market segments showed significant divergence. The precious metals sector shone brightly, with gold prices reaching new highs and becoming the market’s “star.” Base metals maintained a generally strong, stable trend, with copper prices holding firm at high levels. Conversely, energy commodities appeared relatively weak, primarily due to an oversupply.Looking toward the fourth quarter, the most critical support factor is the absence of clear signs of economic recession in the United States. The Federal Reserve has initiated what the market calls a “risk-management style rate cut” in monetary policy. This preemptive rat

$Costco(COST)$ performance in fiscal Q4 2025 (ended August 31) came in as neutral overall, showing resilience with positive undertones despite some pressures. The company achieved double-digit growth in both revenue and net income, with EPS beating expectations and membership fees remaining a core profit driver. However, underlying concerns include slightly underwhelming U.S. comparable sales growth, a sequential slowdown in comp sales, and emerging signs of pressure on membership renewal rates.In the short term, valuations are under strain as the market holds high growth expectations, leading to a cautious after-hours stock reaction. If Costco can deliver on membership upgrades, site expansions, and e-commerce transformations, its

Over the past year, Chinese assets have been gaining momentum. The Shanghai Composite Index surged past 3,800 points, while Hong Kong equities rebounded on the back of favorable policies and the return of U.S.-listed Chinese companies. But markets often rise fast and fall just as quickly. For example, in early September, sharp declines followed earlier gains, leaving investors on an emotional rollercoaster—thrilled one moment, anxious the next. Many focus only on individual stocks, only to realize that quick gains often come with equally fast losses.Investing in China and emerging markets can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Volatility is part of the game—opportunities are plenty, but without proper risk management, it’s like sailing without a life jacket. Today, let’s walk through a s