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1. I respect Cathie Wood’s long-term vision—she invests boldly in disruptive themes like AI, robotics, and genomics. Her conviction and transparency stand out. However, her strategy can be volatile, as it often favours innovation potential over current profitability. It suits investors who can stomach sharp drawdowns and think in decades, not quarters. 2. I’ve tracked ARK’s trades, but never followed them blindly. Their early success in 2020 showed the upside of visionary investing, yet the heavy losses later proved how valuation discipline remains crucial. Innovation is powerful, but timing and diversification still matter. 3. Between Cathie Wood and Nancy Pelosi, I’d call Cathie the “queen of conviction” and Pelosi the “queen of precision.” If I must choose one, I’d pick Pelosi, whose t

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This is such a good topic for discussion that has come after a long time. My thinking on this is as follows: 1. Do you think this is a healthy pulback?: Quite agree with this. A pullback was essential though the market has been choppy after trump has come in. Every fortnight we have seen at least one pullback due to political machinations. In that context, this is not unexpected & in a way helps to remove the froth. 2. Do you agree with Powell that U.S. equities are overvalued?: certainly some areas and some counters certainly seem over valued. For example, we saw the mad spurt in $Lithium Americas Corp.(LAC)$ . Agree that there is a positive (?) move with the govt iintervention but is is really justifying the  almost 1

She is definitely one with convictions and sticks to them. She chases after the few companies that could offer outsized returns. There is no speculation here. She has a rubic and a team that researches extensively to increase their win rate. In this regard of doing homework and only investing in companies that one has strong convictions and understanding of would make me agree with her style. The minor point would be she is aggressive and definitely a risk taker and her appetite for risk is beyond mine. I used to just buy ARK but also realise that the potential drawdown is not what I prefer to have. I am a relatively conservative investor so I go with thematic ETFs that is less actively managed. I think the queen of stocks is definitely cathie wood. The suspicion that Nancy pelosi does i

I think for retail investors, the safest strategy is still buying low and selling high or even easier would be to buy ETFs and continually average down to hold for the longer term. Of course, if valuation is high, it might be wise to take profit and average down again on dips. In this sense, rules 1,4 and 6 would apply. I agree most with rule 6 because it is important to learn when to sell in the rally and be brave enough to average down during dips. There must always be sufficient cash on hand to buy the dips yet not being too heavily stuck with cash. Thus, selling when the market is strong would free up cash and allow deployment during dips. For me, ETFs are the best for me and not too volatile that I would need to keep my eyes glued to the market. My one stock would be VTI that trac

🌟🌟🌟Cathie Wood stands for bold conviction , disruptive innovation and the kind of optimism that makes you believe that Tesla will colonise Mars and CRISPR will cure heartbreak. Cathie Wood is the high priestess of active growth investing .  She worships at the altar of genomics , AI and blockchain.  Her ARK Funds are like sci fi novels turned portfolios - thrilling , volatile and occasionally tear inducing. Now if we are crowning the Queen of Stocks Cathie Wood vs Nancy Pelosi? Cathie Wood : Visionary Oracle , riding waves of innovation . Nancy Pelosi:  The Stealth Strategist .  Her trades are legendary , her timing uncanny. If Cathie is the queen of dreams, Nancy is the queen of whispers - her portfolio moves like a shadow in the night and somehow lands in the green.

Next Palantir or not? Or equate Palantir to Bitcoin and BigBear to Etherium? The One & Two AI in the Defense industries? A Quick Summary of BigBearAi Background. Always Good to know(AGTK) what are you buying into. 1. McAleenan’s (Current CEO since Jan2025)past under Trump does give BigBear.ai a potential opening, especially in a Trump administration that wants to leverage AI / defense / homeland security tools, border security, etc. But this advantage is conditional on performance, alignment, and follow-through. 2. The company is under pressure: from expectations, from government contracting complexity, from financial losses. Recent upward surges in stock price seem more driven by expectations and speculation than solid execution. 3. Analysts are pulling back somewhat. While still

Opendoor, Intel, Nvidia, Palantir, Apple, Snap, IamGold See Rising Short Volume Opendoor, $Intel (INTC.US)$, Nvidia, $Palantir (PLTR.US)$, $Apple (AAPL.US)$, $Snap Inc (SNAP.US)$, and $Iamgold (IAG.US)$ were among the stocks that saw rising volume for the trading of borrowed shares that were sold short as the stock market rally showed signs of stress. Total short volume climbed to 42.95 million shares for $Opendoor Technologies (OPEN.US)$ on Thursday, from 18.75 million shares a day earlier, exchange data showed. That's the highest among U.S.-listed stocks with a market capital of at least $5 billion. The jump in volume came as the stock of the online platform for real estate jumped more than 10% after quantitative trading firm Jane Street Group disclosed that it has acquired more than 44

Option trading is always risky if you never trade properly. For a night can lost a few hundred or thousand within a night. Example for me I remember previously I trade in Nivida I buy call. suppose to see the stock when up but it went opposite way. I sell the option cos I feel it not able to recover. Lost a few hundred dollars. I suggest everyone if want to learn how to trade option can read as his book to gain more knowledge @TigerEvents @TigerClub @MillionaireTiger @SR050321 @SPOT_ON

$TSLA had one of the most volatile weeks I've seen in years. It printed alternating green and red days with 20 pt moves up and down each day. By Friday we saw TSLA close at a key resistance at 440. Delivery numbers coming this week + ATH on the horizon. Here's my plan 👇 Trigger: $TSLA above 440 ✅ Trade idea: TSLA Oct 3 455C Targets: 456,465 🎯 TSLA touched 444 on Monday, dipped to 423 on Tuesday, then 419 by Thursday and reversed to 440 by Friday. It's in a tight range here above 419. If TSLA can continue to defend 430 we can see a run to 465+ by early October. Delivery numbers should be coming by Wednesday/Thursday. TSLA to 488-500 possible by next month.

$AEM SGD(AWX.SI)$     She is echoing the same lifeline for Intel as Intel is their major customer! The company may see more revenue stream coming back from Intel if their foundry operations get an improve version to compete with others! Short term wise, the price has Gapped up and running up for a few days due to this piece of news, it may continue to trend higher for a short while before reality set in. Chart wise, bullish mode! After hitting the high of 1.96, she is taking a breather. Let's see if this bullish momentum continue! The share price has gained more than 20% from 1.50+ to 1.81. She may rise up to test 1.92 than 1.96. A nice breakout smoothly plus high volume we may see her rising up further towards 2.00 and above! Pls dyod

That's an interesting approach,  founder-led companies. I guess the results do speak for themselves. I didn't really follow  her trades but I heard she sold some Tesla in around May or June. Prices weren't that high back then. Recently when it hit 440 plus, I sold my Tesla thinking that maybe it's time to sell since Cathie Wood sold too. Maybe if she buys Tesla again, I may consider following.

I personally don't believe in Intel's revenge comeback. I think it's a short term media fuelled rush to get on the boat. Even if other giants team up with Intel, I think the price will drop when the hype is over unless they really produce good results. Intel had always been unable to keep up with its highs. The higher it goes, the faster it drops. Instead of jumping into the boat, maybe shorting could be another option for speculative traders.

Here is a structured view of the situation, along with my views and a tentative tactical posture. (These are not investment recommendations, but rather a reasoned framework.) --- 1. Is this a “healthy” pullback? In my view, yes — and in fact I would prefer to see occasional corrective pressures in such a stretched market. Here’s why I lean that way: Supporting arguments for a healthy pullback Overbought conditions: The U.S. equity market has run strongly through September (helped by the Fed’s rate cut). At some point, profit-taking and trimming become natural. Valuation introspection: With many valuation metrics at (or near) extremes, a modest pullback helps “reset” investor expectations. Technical/composure: A shallow, controlled decline (say 3%–5%) is often healthier than letting sentime