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Hershey (NYSE: HSY) shows a bullish Elliott Wave structure indicating that the correction may have ended, and a new upward cycle could soon resume. The Hershey Company (NYSE: HSY) is showing early signs of strength after months of decline. Based on Elliott Wave Theory, the long-term chart suggests that the correction may have ended and a new uptrend could start soon. From the early 2000s, HSY moved higher in a clear five-wave advance. This strong rally finished at the 2023 peak near $275, marking the end of wave (I). After that, the price pulled back in a W-X-Y corrective pattern. This decline formed wave (II), which helped the market reset before the next possible rally. The correction stayed well above the invalidation level at $29.78, keeping the long-term bullish view valid. Now, the s

In this technical blog, we will look at the past performance of the 1-hour Elliott Wave Charts of Doge Coin ticker symbol: DOGEUSD. We presented to members at the elliottwave-forecast. In which, the rally from the 07 April 2025 low unfolded as an impulse structure. Showing a higher high sequence in larger time frame charts favored more upside extension to take place. Therefore, we advised members not to sell the pair & buy the dips in 3, 7, or 11 swings at the blue box areas. We will explain the structure & forecast below: DOGEUSD 1-Hour Elliott Wave Chart From 9.25.2025 Here’s the 1-hour Elliott wave chart from the 9.25.2025 NY update. In which, the cycle from the 9.01.2025 low ended in wave 3 at $0.3068 high. Down from there, the ETHUSD made a pullback in wave 4 to corr

Here’s a structured take: What we know so far about the teased new model Tesla is widely expected to unveil a more affordable version of the Model Y on October 7.  The teaser videos show a spinning wheel or turbine-like component, and a pair of headlights emerging from darkness, ending with the date “10/7.”  The new model is likely to be a stripped-down, cost-reduced variant—fewer frills, simpler features—to hit a lower price threshold.  Tesla faces headwinds: its Q3 deliveries were strong, bolstered in part by a rush ahead of the U.S. EV tax credit expiration. But how sustainable demand is post-credit is a risk.  --- Will it be a meaningful catalyst, or just hype? Potential upside / catalysts 1. Market expansion If Tesla can successfully deliver a lower-cost EV, it cou

Here’s my analysis and outlook — with caveats, because a 25% jump shifts the risk/return profile significantly. Key considerations after the 25% jump The announcement of a multi-billion chip supply deal with OpenAI — including warrants giving OpenAI the option to acquire up to 10% of AMD shares at $0.01 each under certain milestones — has understandably triggered a dramatic revaluation.  That said, several factors now matter more than ever: Already baked in optimism: Much of the near-term upside may already be priced in. A strong bump often shifts the narrative from how much more to how durable the gains will be. Execution risk and time horizon: The deal stipulates deployments starting in 2026, scaling to 6 GW of compute over multiple phases. The market is effectively discounting year

$TSLL 20251010 18.0 PUT$ Tesla continues its remarkable rally, soaring 34% since late August and outpacing the S&P 500. The surge is driven by optimism over strong Q3 deliveries, renewed focus from Elon Musk, and speculative momentum that reinforces Tesla’s status as the original “meme stock.” While some analysts, including Barclays, caution that the current price exceeds fundamentals with a $275 target, I see potential for near-term momentum supported by retail enthusiasm, robust trading activity, and Tesla’s enduring influence among major tech leaders.

DBS (D05.SI) absolutely crush it lately—stock's up to S$53.20 as of yesterday's close, and it just smashed a new all-time high of S$54.80 last week, pushing market cap over S$150B for the first time. That's a wild 47% rally YTD, and the STI's tagging along thanks to Fed rate cut vibes. But is this the start of a golden era for Singapore's banking king, or are we getting a bit frothy up here? Let's break it down quick—no fluff, just facts and my two cents. Why the Upward March Feels Legit (So Far):Earnings Beast Mode: Q2 net profit up 1% YoY, beating estimates handily. They reaffirmed 2025 guidance with net interest income (NII) edging higher than 2024—think steady loan growth from big corporates and that sweet Asia wealth management boom. DBS is straight-up tapping into the region's rich g

$IBIT 20251024 65.0 PUT$ Sold 2 new IBIT put to collect premium. Sold slightly early and later on BTC does move lower so the contracts are in the red.  Still a good distance away from strike of $65 so I'm going to monitor and adjust to the situation as it drew nearer to expiry and then decide the next best course of actions depending on the price movement then. 

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ IWM is a great ETF because it tracks the Russell 2000, offering exposure to 2,000 small-cap U.S. companies. It provides diversification, high growth potential, and strong volatility—perfect for option sellers earning premium while benefiting from America’s economic expansion.

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ IWM is a great ETF because it tracks the Russell 2000, offering exposure to 2,000 small-cap U.S. companies. It provides diversification, high growth potential, and strong volatility—perfect for option sellers earning premium while benefiting from America’s economic expansion.

$iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$ IWM is a great ETF because it tracks the Russell 2000, offering exposure to 2,000 small-cap U.S. companies. It provides diversification, high growth potential, and strong volatility—perfect for option sellers earning premium while benefiting from America’s economic expansion.

$SKYWARD SPECIALTY INS GROUP INC(SKWD)$ SKWD: bought some additional shares on SKWD at $48.30. stock went as low as $44.09 on 2nd Oct but then seems to form bottom and consolidate higher past few days. At times of AI and other hot stocks are booming, trying to diversify and bottom fishing in some of this 'value' stocks.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ Palantir is excellent because it powers data-driven decision-making for governments and enterprises through AI and analytics. Its platforms, Foundry and AIP, integrate massive datasets for real-time intelligence. With strong profitability, recurring contracts, and leadership in AI infrastructure, Palantir stands as a long-term growth and innovation powerhouse.

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVIDIA’s outlook remains strongly positive as global demand for AI chips continues to soar. Its dominance in GPUs, data centers, and AI infrastructure ensures sustained revenue growth. With expanding partnerships, innovation in software, and leadership in AI computing, NVIDIA is set to thrive in the next technological revolution.@TigerEvents @Wrtd @TigerEvents @TigerStars 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ✅ The Bull Case: Why Someone Might Buy PLTR 1. Strategic Government & Defense Exposure • Palantir is deeply tied into U.S. federal agencies and defense programs. That gives it a built-in “moat” in that vertical, including classified/mission-critical software.  • Recently, it won a large Army contract (up to ~$10 b over 10 years), consolidating several contracts under one umbrella.  • Its software is used in intelligence, logistics, operations, and more. That means even small budget allocations can be material for PLTR.  2. Rapid Commercial Growth & AI Platform Momentum • The commercial side is scaling fast. In recent quarters, revenue growth in the commercial segment has been very strong (e.g. 90-

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Ford(F)$ 🚨🔥🚗 Tesla’s $40K Model Y Shake-Up: Gamma Walls, Call Unwinds, and Hedging Frenzy 🚗🔥🚨 I’m watching Tesla closely as today’s 1% dip reveals a deeper battle brewing beneath the surface. Tesla’s surprise launch of a budget Model Y priced under $40K has triggered a rapid shift across options positioning, gamma levels, and competitor sentiment. This isn’t just a price cut; it’s a strategic line in the sand as the EV war intensifies. ⚡ Strategic Pivot Meets Market Mechanics The budget Model Y trims luxury features to keep costs low, clearly designed to defend volume as competition ramps. It’s a classic Tesla play: trade short-term margins for long-term market share. But options flow i

$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ I opened $Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ ,Another weekly DCA into VOO. So far I'm 10.5% in profit after the past 1 year of investing and weekly DCA-ing into VOO. The investment is being funded by my options earnings as my ways of converting risky trades into more boring but predictable investing strategies. Glad that it works so far. Looking forward, I might look to add some additional investment to this with increased options earnings with enlarged capital pool. Another weekly DCA into VOO. So far I'm 10.5% in profit after the past 1 year of investing and weekly DCA-ing into VOO.  The investment is being funded by my options earnings as my ways of converting risky trades into more boring but predictable in

$Delta Air Lines(DAL)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q3 2025 earnings on 09 October 2025 before the market open. Earnings Per Share (EPS) : Delta has guided non-GAAP EPS for Q3 2025 in the range $1.25 to $1.75. It also expects operating margin in Q3 of 9% to 11%, and year-over-year revenue growth of 0% to 4% for the quarter. For full-year 2025, Delta has “restored” guidance of EPS $5.25 to $6.25 and free cash flow of $3B to $4B. Some analysts have increased Q3 estimates: e.g. Seaport raised its EPS estimate from $1.50 to $1.70. The Street consensus tends to cluster around ~$1.49 EPS for Q3 (though ranges vary). Thus, there is already a fairly wide range baked into guidance (a $0.50 swing), which hedges Delta against surprises but also increases