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$AppLovin Corporation(APP)$ is up 38% in the past month as investors realise that while $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ chips were the first in line for AI profits, APP's advertising business is next!Margins are out of this world, Global TAM is $1T+, and revenue growth is accelerating!Here is my APP Investment Thesis:🧵ImageWhat does APP do?Listen to the CEO explain it.It is simple: “Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted, the trouble is, I don’t know which half.” APP sells an answer to this old advertising dilemma.AppLovin is an AI-based advertising platform that's focused on mobile apps but is expanding to WEB and Streaming.1.AppDiscoveryAPP AXON AI engine uses sophisticated AI models trained on billions of anony

Earnings Calendar (29Sep25) The earnings from Carnival, Jefferies and Nike are interesting. Let us research Carnival. The security currently holds a “neutral” recommendation based on technical analysis indicators. However, the prevailing analyst sentiment indicates a “Buy” rating. With a target price of $34.73. This target price suggests a potential upside of 13.41% from the current market price. Financial Performance Review (2015-2024) This analysis summarises the key financial metrics for the business over the ten years from 2015 to 2024, highlighting growth trends, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, and current financial health. Revenue and Profitability Trends The company demonstrated significant revenue growth and a notable recovery in operating profit by 2024. Pandemic Impact (2020

97% $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ will crash in Oct and I'll add these 10 stocks to my portfolio (again)SPY has spiked 40% from $481 to $667. It is due for a pull back. Big possibility it sells off 5%-10% in October then rallies up for year-end to target $675-$700.For SPY here's where I'd add calls for Jan 2026 $675 or January 2027 $750. 1. Under $655 once this level breaks the sell off is confirmed2. 50SMA is at $645 (big area of support)3. The best area to add $620-$630 area4. Gap open at $600 area (not likely but possible)ImageHere's the key levels of support for these 10 plays 🧵1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ I'd like to add it under between $325-$365 as soon it breaks under $420 level. Its extremely volat

$Sanofi SA(SNY)$ $Eli Lilly(LLY)$ $Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ 💊🚀📉 $SNY Insulin Cap Catalyst Retesting $45, Targeting $48 💊🚀📉 I’m leaning bullish on $SNY after the major insulin news. Starting 1Jan26, all U.S. patients will pay no more than $35/month for insulin, regardless of insurance. Price sits at $45.63, retesting $45.00 support with downside guardrails at $44.30 and $43.50. Resistance is stacked at $46.20, $47.50, and $48.80. On 4H, Keltner/Bollinger compression shows momentum coiling; RSI is lifting from oversold and MACD flattens for a bullish cross. Autoimmune pipeline updates across Dupixent, Amtilimab, and others reinforce the growth story. With sentiment now

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Credit spreads in the U.S., UK, and EU have collapsed to their tightest levels since 1998, with investment-grade (IG) bonds in the U.S. at 0.75% over Treasuries and Euro high-yield (HY) spreads at 2.69% as of September 23, 2025. At first blush, this screams market confidence—corporate debt is priced as if risk is nearly nonexistent. But history’s a harsh teacher: ultra-low spreads often signal complacency, setting the stage for brutal wake-up calls like the Euro debt crisis (2011-2012), China’s 2015 slowdown, and the Covid crash of 2020. With Trump slamming Powell’s “incompetent” high rates, Eric’s $1M Bitcoin bet, and Centurion REIT’s 9.1% IPO pop, are investors sleep

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token is back in the spotlight after a clean rejection at yesterday’s low of $0.19, signaling buyer support at a critical technical level. The community’s vote to funnel all treasury liquidity fees into a buyback and burn program, starting this week, adds rocket fuel to the bullish setup. With your re-entry at $0.196, a tight stop at $0.181, and a “moon” target, let’s dive into whether this DeFi play can break out amidst tight credit spreads, Trump’s rate rants, and Singapore’s REIT fever. Should you ride WLFI’s volatility, hedge against macro risks, or diversify into stabler yields? WLFI’s Setup: Why $0.196 Looks Juicy Yesterday’s price

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

🟩 📈 Curious about this week's biggest movers on the Straits Times Index (STI)? Join Iggy for an action-packed breakdown of the top gainers and losers, shedding light on what these moves mean for your portfolio. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this video is packed with insights to help you make smarter investment decisions in Singapore's market. 🤑 From Prudential's buyback-fueled surge to Centurion REIT's impressive IPO debut, we explore the stories behind the headlines. Plus, we tackle key losers like Hongkong Land and PropNex, analyzing what their dips signal for local investors. With financial analysis and economic strategies tailored for CPF and SRS planning, this video is your guide to navigating the STI with discipline and focus. 📌 Key takeaways? Buybacks are boos

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