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$NFLX VERTICAL 251121 CALL 1440.0/CALL 1460.0$ As price has move below 1200, I have decided to close this bear call spread to secure some profits.  I may open the bear call spread again if price reaches $1250.

$SOFI 20251031 24.0 PUT$ Double down on this dip for some #CaiFanMoney. Happy to be assigned

$NVDA DIAGONAL 251003/251017 PUT 165.0/PUT 170.0$ NVDA: take profit and sell a new puts to collect more premium.  Collected $163 for this trade adjustment.  The exiting short puts $165 will be expiring this Fri and almost fully depleted.  Decided to take profit and chase a little by selling a higher short puts at $170 and 3 weeks out on 17th Oct. 

$PLTR VERTICAL 251031 PUT 150.0/PUT 155.0$ Closing at 58%  profit, 11 days in this trade passively. Taking profit early as this week has more events that drive higher volatility.

$ARK Innovation ETF(ARKK)$  Your summary of Marks’s view is essentially correct: he’s warning that valuations are elevated, but he doesn’t (yet) believe we’re in full-blown “irrational exuberance.” Rather, he counsels a more cautious stance — what he calls “Level 5 defense” — i.e. reduce aggressive exposure, rotate toward defensive assets, tighten risk controls. That’s a sensible posture in my view: it’s a midpoint between outright alarm and complacency. Below are my reflections on his stance, some observations on current valuations (especially of the Magnificent 7 and the S&P 500), and how I would (and do) position a portfolio in this environment. --- Opinion on Marks’s view & the valuation backdrop Strengths of his approach 1. Avoid

Let’s assess Tesla’s setup from three perspectives — fundamentals (Q3 deliveries and earnings), sentiment and positioning, and technical valuation — before drawing conclusions on whether it can crush estimates and extend the rally beyond September. --- 1. Q3 Deliveries — Can Tesla Beat Expectations? Street Consensus As of late September, sell-side consensus generally expects Q3 deliveries in the 470k–490k range, implying sequential growth after a softer Q2 (≈443k). Barclays, Goldman, and UBS have each raised their internal forecasts — some as high as 495k units, reflecting: Improved production cadence at Shanghai and Berlin, Early signs of demand recovery in China with local price adjustments, Model Y L and refreshed trims helping ASP stability, Incremental U.S. demand on tax-credit eligib

This week, I’d lean toward option (a): deploying a short-term Iron Condor on SPY. After a strong September run and mixed macro signals, markets appear poised for range-bound consolidation rather than a directional breakout. Volatility remains slightly elevated, offering decent option premiums while implied moves suggest contained price action. A well-defined Iron Condor around key support (~520) and resistance (~540) could monetise time decay if indices drift sideways post-quarter-end rebalancing. As for Intel’s momentum, the recent 30% surge already prices in optimism from NVIDIA’s stake and Apple partnership chatter. Chasing here risks buying into euphoria without confirmed earnings follow-through. Lastly, portfolio review is always wise: rebalance after September’s rally, trim over-ext

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 1. Big Picture: What’s Driving Markets This Morning The final trading day of September arrives with a crowded macro backdrop. Investors face multiple competing forces — falling oil prices, weak Chinese economic data, and the looming possibility of a U.S. government shutdown. Meanwhile, mega-cap tech remains the backbone of equity markets, with Nvidia and Tesla again stealing headlines. Here are the key factors shaping sentiment today: Oil Pressured by OPEC+ Supply Speculation Crude oil has turned decisively lower after reports that OPEC+ may increase output quotas, with Iraq’s Kurdistan exports also expected to resume. This added supply outlook is pressuring Brent and W

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NEWS: Canaccord Genuity analyst George Gianarikas has increased his $TSLA price target to $490 (from $333), with a BUY rating. His reasons: • Raising deliveries: "In our note, we discuss the data we pull from ~30 countries that led us to increase our delivery estimates. After several quarters of weakening momentum, this is a positive break in trend." • New models: "Next, on the EV side, we expect more new models soon – as promised by management. These should help global sales momentum – and potentially help alleviate any post-3Q cliff in the US after EV tax credits go away. And these new vehicles should be interesting." • Energy storage mo': "In energy storage, we expect an improvement in momentum. We, the world, need more power, and we need more storage for both utilities a

1. NVIDIA (NVDA) Current Price: $181.85 | Prev. Close : $178.19 (+2.05%) Key Levels: Support: $177.72 (September 29 low) → Critical intraday floor Resistance: $184.55 (52-week high) → Breakout target Volume Spike: 193M shares traded (+25% vs. 10-day avg) Technical Setup: Bullish Momentum: Price reclaimed the 5-day EMA ($179.50) with RSI at 62 (no overbought signal). Volume Confirmation: Largest volume in 2 weeks on September 29 aligns with +2% price gain. Catalyst: AI chip demand surge (CITIC Securities projects NAND market recovery through 2026). Trade Plan: Entry: $182.50 (above Sept. 29 high) TP1: $184.55 (52-week high) → +1.2% gain TP2: $188.00 (psychological resistance) → +3.0% gain SL: $178.00 (below support) → -2.5% risk ****Risk/Reward : 1:1.2 (TP1) / 1:3.6 (TP2) 2. Tesla (TSLA) C

$Carnival(CCL)$ $Norwegian Cruise Line(NCLH)$ $Royal Caribbean Cruises(RCL)$ I’m convinced Carnival is no longer just a recovery trade; it’s evolving into a structural profitability story with record bookings, accelerating deleveraging, and visible catalysts stretching through 2027. Carnival Corporation ($CCL) lit up the tape in Q3-25 with record revenue and net income, beating on every metric and lifting FY25 guidance for the third straight time. Yet while fundamentals are roaring, heavy block trades and a technical breakdown slammed the stock nearly 4% lower into the close. This sets up a classic clash between fundamentals and flows heading into Q4. 📈 Q3 Results:

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In September I stayed cautious but still caught parts of the rally. The market defied seasonal weakness, and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ and $Apple(AAPL)$ showed how fast sentiment can turn. I didn’t grab every big mover, but I did benefit from the strength, and overall I’ve managed to stay ahead of the index this year with selective entries and exits. For October, I know it’s historically weak, but I lean a bit optimistic. With the Fed likely to cut rates and liquidity still supportive, I expect more of a “gap down, grind higher” move rather than a sharp correction. Volatility may spike early, but unless macro data disapp