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Good to see $TSLA close higher today with a broader market rally on US/China trade deal optimism and consistently positive CVD. It was a low volume day, which is expected heading into Q3 2025 earnings. Price found initial resistance at $448.10 a key 61.8% fib retracement level. It’s good to see TSLA make near term higher highs and higher lows since the US/China rare earth metals sell off with price reclaiming the 21 day MA. The uptrend in TSLA remains strong. Outlook and anticipation for the shareholder meeting are the catalysts for a breakout towards $500.
Is the Market Dislocated? A Deep Dive into Simultaneous All-Time Highs
The financial markets are sending a fascinating, and to some, terrifying signal. For months, a diverse basket of assets—Gold, Cryptocurrencies, Real Estate, and global Stocks—have seemingly marched in lockstep to fresh all-time highs. This unusual synchronicity of assets that traditionally exhibit different, often inverse, correlations raises a central, urgent question for investors: Is the market dislocated, or are we witnessing the dawn of a new, inflation-driven investment paradigm? The immediate answer from many veterans is a cautious "yes, it's highly unusual," which often translates into "proceed with extreme caution." A dislocated market is one where prices no longer reflect fundamental value, driven instead by factors like excessive liquidity, speculation, or herd mentality. The si
Last week marked the beginning of the third-quarter earnings season. And as usual, the big banks came out first. While the results looked strong on the surface, in several of these earnings reports, banks posted loan loss reserves that were bigger than expected. Loan loss reserves are funds set aside to cover potential losses from loans that may not be repaid. One of the biggest losses was JPMorgan & Co. (JPM) $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ , which increased its loan loss reserves to $3.4 billion, the most in five years. Of that, $170 million was due to the bankruptcy of a subprime auto lender, Tricolor Holdings. It's worth noting that this was a private credit deal, and CEO Jamie Dimon warned, “When you see one cockroach, there's probably more.” All of
Beyond the Megacaps: Where Smart Money is Hunting for Alpha Now
Hey everyone! The market feels... complicated. The S&P 500's performance has been heavily skewed by the "Magnificent Seven" for a while, but are we seeing the beginnings of a rotational shift? I think so, and this is where the real opportunities for retail investors lie in the next year. It's time to look beyond the well-trodden paths of the largest tech giants. 1. The Quiet Resurgence of Small- and Mid-Cap Stocks The massive run-up in mega-cap tech stocks has left the small- and mid-cap (SMID) space trading at a significant discount, creating a coiled spring effect. * Valuation Disparity: Smaller companies haven't enjoyed the same valuation multiples, making them statistically 'cheaper' right now. * The Interest Rate Pivot: If central banks continue their trajectory toward
🇸🇬 Singapore’s 2GW Solar Push—What Income Investors Should Know About the Green Energy Shift 🦖EP1211
🟩 🌍 **Singapore's Game-Changing Energy Strategy Unveiled!** 🌱 Ready to dive into Singapore’s bold 2035 clean energy goal? This video is packed with insights on how the nation plans to transform its energy landscape with groundbreaking imports of clean hydropower from Malaysia. Our host, Iggy from The Investing Iguana, breaks down the monumental 1-gigawatt deal with Sarawak via a 700km undersea cable, shedding light on its implications for Singapore’s energy security, carbon goals, and YOU as an investor. 🔋 **What’s the Big Deal?** - Learn why Singapore, a resource-scarce island, is banking on regional energy imports to power its future. - Discover how Semcorp Industries is at the center of this transition, what it means for their stock, and why patience is key for investors. - Uncover how
Gold's Wild Ride: $4400 Peak or Launchpad to $5000 Glory?
$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$ Buckle up, folks—gold just smashed through another all-time high, fueled by the chaos of a U.S. government shutdown that's got markets on edge. We're talking a blistering 10% spike in the last two weeks alone, tacking on more value than Bitcoin's whole market cap in one swift move. While "digital gold" Bitcoin stumbles with just 15.8% gains year-to-date, physical gold's roaring ahead at 66.2%, proving why it's the ultimate hedge in turbulent times like these. Let's break it down: real gold versus digital gold in today's setup? Hands down, real gold takes the crown. Bitcoin's volatility is a thrill ride, but gold's steady climb amid geopolitical tensions, rate-cut buzz, and economic jitters makes it the smarter play for prese
If Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ posts an “average” earnings report, I think the stock could rise toward $450. Despite missing estimates in 7 of 8 quarters, Polymarket’s 75% bet on an EPS beat and the $405–$488 options range show strong optimism. Record 497K deliveries and booming energy storage growth could keep momentum, especially if Musk highlights FSD or Robotaxi progress. Cathie Wood’s “30x in 10 years” call is bold but plausible given Tesla’s energy and AI potential. Last year’s 67% energy growth and Musk’s “Exactly” reply fuel confidence. My excitement for AI-driven rallies, like chip stocks, supports Tesla’s long-term upside, making Wood’s vision compell
🏎️ Tesla’s Big Week: Record Deliveries or Red Lights Ahead?
It'w showtime for the world's most-watched stock. Tesla's set to drop Q3 earnings this Tuesday, and the street's buzzing — $26.1B in revenue, $1.89B net profit, but margins? Oof, still under pressure. Here's the kicker: Musk's delivery numbers were record-breaking, but the profit curve's not keeping up. Could this be another beat on units, miss on dollarsquarter? The options market's whispering a ±10% move post-earnings — that's a potential $30 swing in either direction. Watch $TSLA at $420 support / $470 resistance. A surprise Cybertruck update or margin rebound could light a fuse. Prediction: Tesla pops first, then chops hard. Fade the FOMO, ride the volatility. I'm not a financial advisor. Trade wisely, Comrades! ⚡️
🚀 Oct 13—— Oct 17 Leaderboard: Top Traders & Market Highlights!
Last week (October 13-17), the Hong Kong and US stock markets showed a volatile pattern of "first rebounding and then falling back", with the theme still dominated by trade and geopolitical news. The US market started the week on a positive note, with chip and large tech stocks driving a rebound. However, with concerns about tariffs and export controls against China resurfacing, market volatility has intensified; Overall, the S&P and Nasdaq closed higher over the weekend, with weekly performance driven by both corporate profits and trade expectations.[Miser][Miser]Competition Highlights:🔹 Most-traded stock :$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$Tesla became the king of transactions mainly due to the unusually active options market: there were mi
🥩 Beyond Meat’s Wild Sizzle: Meme Revival or Market Mirage?
If you thought the meme era was over, think again — Beyond Meat just doubled overnight. The plant-based underdog turned short-seller nightmare surged +100%, making traders everywhere wonder: is this the next GameStop, or just fast food hype? F No I don't need there was some buttons in backs. AB and C back a has 1740 buttons back a have 500 more buttons than bag B Bixby had plus the number of back sea. How many buttons are there in total? So how many buttons are there? This is back Dior you must write down right Bixby. Back A Is 1740 buttons? Do you have another pen? Here's what happened — 54% of $BYND's float was sold short, and when volume spiked, it ignited a feeding frenzy. Reddit threads blew up, day traders piled in, and suddenly the most shorted stock on the Street became the h
💼 Earnings Season: Can Blue Chips Keep the Flame Burning?
Earnings season just kicked off, and the big banks already lit up Wall Street with solid beats. Now, the spotlight shifts to the old guards — $KO, $GE, and $GM — as investors look for stability amid all the AI froth. Coca-Cola ($KO) continues to prove that boring can be beautiful. Its pricing power is legendary — hiking prices faster than CPI and still keeping consumers loyal. GE Aerospace ($GE) is flexing its post-split glow-up, with defense contracts and jet demand giving it wings. And $GM? That +9% pre-market wasn't luck — it's a sign the market's starting to believe in Detroit's EV story again, especially as the UAW cloud lifts. But here's the real tension: the macro wind is shifting. Inflation remains sticky, yields are biting into growth stocks, and yet... corporate earnings resilien
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Based on historical data, it is like tossing a coin. Half the time the stock rose and the other half lose though 7 of the 8 quarters it missed estimates. I think with Cathie wood’s bold claim, there is a good chance that retail investors would pour into it and cause the stock to go up regardless of the actual earnings. I think Cathie’s 30x in 10 years is based on the current track record of where Elon took Tesla and how the entire EV industry boomed when people didn’t believe that EVs would be a thing 10 years ago. Cathie is also known for the intense homework done and so I would think there is a better chance of her being visionary insight rather than bold speculation. However, the industry evolves fast and many prominent players especially from China have caught up so it remains to be
🔺 AMD Keeps Defying Gravity! AI Orders Surging — $300 in Sight or Just the Next Setup Phase? The AI chip race is heating up again — and AMD is quietly positioning itself as the stealth winner of 2025. After climbing +3.2% overnight to a new yearly high, AMD’s order pipeline looks unstoppable. With hyperscalers doubling down and Wall Street finally turning bullish, the question now is: Can AMD break $300 before year-end — or is the next leg still loading? --- ⚙️ 1️⃣ The AI Arms Race Just Got a Second Player For months, Nvidia dominated the spotlight. But the tide is turning. Meta (META) and Oracle (ORCL) are ramping early production of AMD’s Mi450 AI accelerator, a next-gen chip that’s winning attention for its efficiency per watt and scalability. Amazon (AMZN) locked in orders for M1355X c
With the U.S. government still shut down and no sign of a deal, the standoff could break duration records and prolong risk sentiment, whose economic impact remains to be seen but is unlikely to fade quickly in the near term. Hopes that the Israel–Gaza conflict might cool were dashed by fresh airstrikes in Gaza over the weekend, underscoring that peace will not be achieved overnight and that safe-haven demand may be repeatedly rekindled, fueling large price swings driven by sentiment rather than trend change. In such an environment, countertrend trading requires extra caution because volatility in a sentiment-led market does not automatically mean the underlying trend has reversed.Has precious metals topped?Drawing on years of futures-market experience, the piece notes that while every squ
$28.68 Acceleration Point – SOFI Tests Breakout at 28.9 toward 30/31
$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ closed at $28.68 (+8.08%), about 5.4% below its 52-week high of $30.30.Volume of 71.9 million was well above average, showing strong re-entry flows.Key Highlights1️⃣ Fintech sector rotation and improving macro risk appetite sparked broad-based buying.2️⃣ Analyst views diverge: some lift targets above $30, others cut to $18, reflecting polarised expectations.Technical AnalysisRSI crossed 60 into a bullish zone; EMA 10 has crossed above EMA 20; MACD near zero and turning positive.If volume confirms, a “break-pullback-acceleration” pattern could emerge.1-Week OutlookBreak above $28.9 → targets $30–31; false break → $27 / 26 supports.Key LevelsResistance: $30 / 31 Support: $27 / 26ValuationTTM P/E ranges 51–55 times (som
ORCL Down 4.84% – CapEx Concerns Keep $275 as Key Battle Zone
$Oracle(ORCL)$ ended at $277.18 (-4.84%), around 19.8% off its 52-week high of $345.72; volume 30.4 million (heavy sell-off).Key Highlights1️⃣ Management outlined ambitious AI infrastructure plans (USD 166 billion revenue goal by FY2030), but investors question CapEx intensity and funding mix.2️⃣ Talks with mega-clients such as Meta suggest pipeline visibility, yet margin trajectory needs proof.Technical AnalysisHeavy volume pullback reflects position rotation. MACD declining; SAR still above price (near-term bearish). EMA 50 (~$275) is the critical pivot.1-Week OutlookReclaim $288.5 → $293.5; failure below $275.5 → $ 270.Key LevelsResistance: $288.5 / 293.5 / 300 Support: $275.5 / 270ValuationTTM P/E ≈ 59–60 times, well above its historic average
BABA Up 3.85% – Buy-backs and Earnings Recovery Lift Prospects
$Alibaba(BABA)$ closed at $173.47 (+3.85%), about 10% below its 52-week high of $192.67.Volume of 20.1 million was slightly under its 50-day average.Key Highlights1️⃣ Continued share buy-backs and leaner cost structure support valuation repair.2️⃣ Improving sentiment in China tech names and profitability expectations bolster cross-border re-rating.Technical AnalysisConsistent gains on moderate volume show institutional accumulation. RSI ≈ 60 (upper neutral).EMA 5 > EMA 20; MACD bars expanding. $175 serves as a neckline pivot.1-Week OutlookHold above $175 → targets $180–186; below $165.9 tests $160.Key LevelsResistance: $175 / 180 / 186 Support: $165.9 / 160ValuationTTM P/E ≈ 19–21 times, below S&P’s ~30×; profitability improvement could dri