$CRITICAL METALS CORPORATION(CRML)$ Sometimes you also need to worry if the price run up at such fast speed. This trade was only done last evening. Hence; planning to adopt my usual strategy of taking out my capital once it reaches my ideal profits and let the current gains run on its own. Deploying my capital on other stocks.
$SES AI Corp(SES)$ SES AI rise after announcing joint venture, with 90% owned by SES AI, to commercially supply materials discovered by molecular universe.
$POP MART(09992)$ The IP business model isn't perfect, but it beats 90% of companies. Evergreen IPs like Molly? That's the gold standard. "Platform + classic IP" builds a wide moat - that's the core reason I'm bullish on Pop Mart long-term.
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ edges up pre-market after announcing a massive AI and data center investment in India—its largest there! Set to create ~200k jobs, this move solidifies its push into emerging markets. As a core AI player, Google's moat is unmatched. Bullish!
$Lyft, Inc.(LYFT)$ ’s price has been climbing steadily despite some swings. Locked in a small gain overall. With ride-hailing demand picking up and margins improving, I’m staying bullish for now.
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Big win for AMD! Snagging a major AI chip order from Oracle sent shares soaring nearly 4%. This breakout proves AMD is evolving from a challenger to a real player in the red-hot AI arena. Lisa Su is coming on strong!
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ is on a choppy rise - hold tight! Its user loyalty is solid with a clear biz model spanning from student loans to digital banking. Short-term noise doesn't change the bullish thesis. Waiting for the tailwind of rate cuts to let profits fly!
$SoundHound AI Inc(SOUN)$ Here we go! SOUN is finally riding the wave of AI application stocks. With positive catalysts and a technical breakout, the market is starting to recognize its value. Holding tight to see how far this rally can go!
S&P 500 closes in red as Trump knocks China once again
The S&P 500 staged a big comeback from its lows on Tuesday, but gave a lot of it back again before the closing bell as U.S. and China traded blows in a renewed trade feud. President Donald Trump criticized China for not buying soybeans late in the day, a comment that pushed the S&P 500 into the red to finish the session. The S&P 500 closed down 0.2% to 6,644.31 in a wild day that saw the benchmark fall as much as 1.5% and gain 0.4% at its highs. The Nasdaq Composite was off by 0.8% to 22,521.70, although at one point it had fallen as much as 2.1%.The Dow Jones Industrial average closed up 0.4%, or 202.88 points, to 46,270.46 after gaining nearly 1% at one point. It was lower by 1.3% initially shortly after the open. Caterpillar led the gains in the Dow. Stoc
“The Market Operator" Trump Acts Again: Will He Mess Up This Time?
The president who most enjoys disrupting markets, Trump, has made a move again this past weekend. As the saying goes, his actions were fierce and fast, and he seems to read the market’s rise and fall like a true master. After stirring turmoil—especially in the cryptocurrency space—with his provocative tweets, he then reassured the market by saying "it’s nothing," which helped trigger a rebound. After several rounds of toying with market sentiment, the question now is: can this tactic still work this time?We have previously emphasized two main factors likely to influence the market: one is Trump’s own health condition and the internal uncertainties it brings to the US; the other is the evolving relationship between China and the US. Of course, the trigger for the China-US relationship chang