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A trade that stood out to me in October 2025 as particularly interesting. One that caught attention was an SPX options trade: • unusually heavy buying: 650 contracts traded by 10:03 AM, with 92.3% of the flow being buyer‑initiated. That’s a high buy ratio in a relatively large volume. • What makes it more intriguing is that the trade came even as implied volatility was dropping (~6.5%), suggesting the buyers were not just chasing volatility but intentionally loading optionality. From an equity perspective, another trade that’s been making waves is in rare-earth/mining stocks like MP Materials and USA Rare Earth. When China announced further export controls on rare-earth elements, those names spiked sharply—investors saw this as a direct geopolitical/strategic move playing into supply cons

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This week, my main focus was on gold, and it didn’t disappoint. 🌟 The metal hit new highs and stayed bullish as investors turned to safe-haven assets amid global uncertainty. I built a position early in the week, expecting upside momentum from geopolitical tensions and potential rate cuts — and gold’s steady climb proved that conviction right. What impressed me most was how gold held firm even when the U.S. dollar tried to rebound. That strength signaled strong institutional buying, with ETF inflows confirming both retail and institutional confidence — a rare and powerful combination. My biggest takeaway this week: patience pays. I resisted taking early profits, letting the trend play out, and it rewarded me with solid gains. The gold trade was definitely my highlight — steady, resilient,

🔻This morning as of 840AM, Asian markets are opening in the red, after two US banks - Western Alliance Bancorp and Zions Bancorp - revealed bad debts tied to the collapse of subprime auto lenders 🫧Gold and silver touched all-time highs as a sign of the risk-off sentiment as the latest piece of news adds to the list of worries surrounding the US market, which includes the government shutdown, fears of an AI bubble and renewed trade tensions between the US and China 🇺🇸The S&P500 December futures is down 1.1% to 6,658 (as of 930AM) from yesterday's 5PM close, while the Nasdaq-100 December futures is trading 0.8% lower to 24,815 versus yesterday's 5PM close ✴✳Consequently, Macquarie's trending S&P500 put warrant $S&P 5900MBePW260320(X1MW.SI

$IREN Ltd(IREN)$ ok been holding off investing in this stock, because it was a bitcoin miner. I know many of you are huge fans of bitcoin but for me, I just don't have the conviction in bitcoin. We can just agree to disagree. But Iren sold it's bitcoin as it was mined, and they have used that revenue to build moat worthy data centers. Now they are switching out their bitcoin infrastructure and replacing it with $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Gpu's big time. So its a massive AI play, where demand outstrips supply almost 10 to one, when you consider they have brought the land already, built the buildings, and are building more as i wright. Have moat worthy cheap renewable energy supplies locked in. And a very impressive ma

$SOFI 20251017 25.0 PUT$ sharing profitable options trade. SoFI had been one of my staple trace the past 2 years and among my largest profitable trade so far. Had been selling puts on SoFI since it was like $7 and continue selling on its way up.  So far satisfied with their performance. 

$Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$  Closed out a massive 400% holding from cost price $10 @300 shares. Left a little to run. We've had a big run, so im not feeling too comfortable leaving too much $ in RGTI. Have rebalanced into AMKR, PRIM, IREN, ASTS etc and kept some 5k USD cash. Not too sad on lost potential because my other holdings that i rebalanced into are returning larger %s. That said, im going to start re-accumulating cash pool for dips that i know are coming, just not when.

$Canaan Inc.(CAN)$   A good home run extra for the pocket. 

$Navitas Semiconductor Corp(NVTS)$   Another stock in my portfolio flying!

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Microsoft(MSFT)$ 🚀📈💥 $GOOGL HITS FRESH ALL TIME HIGH 💥📈🚀 I’m watching $GOOGL rip to $256.17 today, up +2.05%, with a vertical candle that screams conviction. The chart shows a sharp intraday acceleration, and that’s not by accident. A single whale scooped up around $3M in $260 calls expiring 24Oct25, with the bulk of the volume hitting just after the open. That kind of size isn’t retail noise; it’s targeted positioning ahead of something bigger. 🤝 Salesforce $CRM and $GOOGL just expanded their AI partnership. Google’s Gemini models will integrate with Agentforce 360, Google Workspace, and Slack to boost workflow automation, reas

I maintain two strategies — one focused on growth stocks and another on dividend plays like Singapore’s major banks. With rate cuts approaching, I still value DBS, OCBC, and UOB for their strong balance sheets and reliable payouts. DBS, in particular, remains my core dividend holding thanks to its consistent earnings and attractive yield. At the same time, I keep a separate growth portfolio targeting sectors like technology and AI, where structural trends continue to drive earnings expansion. This helps balance the slower but steadier returns from dividend stocks, giving me exposure to both stability and long-term upside. Rather than rotating fully into one side, I stay flexible — adding selectively during market pullbacks. If bank valuations dip further, I’ll top up for yield; and if gro

I think gold still has a long way to go up as global political instability is going to continue.  But I prefer gold mining stocks to physical gold as the mining companies are leveraged to the gold price and pay dividends.  $BTG 20260116 2.5 CALL$