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$Netflix(NFLX)$ When there is a drop, there is a chance to buy...! [Smile]  [Happy]  

$TSLA 20251024 455.0 CALL$ Selling covered call. Dont expect tesla to fly. Hence just cc for some pocket money

Apple (AAPL) hit $264 intraday Oct 21, closing at $263—nearing $4T market cap, topping Microsoft. iPhone 17 launch (Sep 19) drove 4% surge: A19 chip, 12GB RAM (Pro), 48MP cameras, AI Siri. Pre-orders smashed records; Q4 rev $95B, up 6%.Analysts: Loop Capital "Buy" at $315; avg target $252 (4% downside). Services up 12%; China risks loom.Verdict: iPhone 17 fuels gains to $4T by '26, but regs & rivals threaten.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ The past few weeks have been a wild ride for markets, with U.S.–China tensions, banking sector jitters, and a government shutdown rattling investors. But as the dust settles, the S&P 500 is holding firm near its all-time highs, testing its uptrend from May. The broader picture remains resilient: the Federal Reserve continues its easing cycle, the labor market is steady, and the bull market shows no signs of breaking. A sharp drop in market sentiment to “extreme fear” paired with a historic collapse in the VIX suggests a potential turni

China's grip on the world's rare earth supply just got tighter, with September exports cratering 31% from August to a mere 4,000 tonnes—the lowest since February. This marks the third straight monthly slide, even as year-to-date shipments still edge up 13% from last year. But with Beijing's fresh export curbs kicking in, the real storm is brewing for industries hooked on these irreplaceable minerals. These 17 elements aren't just rocks—they're the secret sauce powering everything from smartphone screens and electric vehicle batteries to wind turbines and fighter jet engines. China dominates over 90% of global processing and magnet production, turning a simple export dip into a potential worldwide bottleneck. Prices for key rare earths like neodymium and dysprosium have already spiked 15-20

Gold’s 6% plunge looks more like a healthy correction than the end of its rally. The surge earlier was driven by institutional and central bank buying—especially from regions near geopolitical tension—so this pullback feels like a natural reset after excessive optimism. I still see solid long-term fundamentals. Inflation remains sticky, and central banks keep adding gold. If prices hold around $4,000, I’d start buying gradually instead of chasing the bottom—Citi’s downgrade seems more short-term cautious than bearish. Key resistance is around $4,160–$4,180. A breakout there could revive momentum, but if prices dip below $4,000 again, I’d gladly buy the dip. Long term, if this cycle heads toward $6,000, patience will pay off, especially for those who view gold as both a hedge and a strateg

🌟🌟🌟Despite past volatility, both $Morgan Stanley(MS)$ and $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ are increasing their investments in China as both banks are seeing renewed upside in Chinese stocks. Goldman Sachs forecasts a 30% upside by 2027, citing strong policy support from the Chinese Government and acceleration in earnings growth by Chinese companies. Morgan Stanley has upgraded Chinese stocks twice in 2025, citing improved earnings outlook and positive macro signals and currency stability. Is It good to buy Chinese stocks right now?  I believe it is as Chinese stocks are undervalued vs US stocks.  Earnings growth from Chinese companies are rebounding compared to previous years.  Also pro growth measures

All I want to hear Musk say on the $TSLA Q3 2025 Earnings Call is “Q4 order flow is strong” and that should be enough for shares to pop higher. Then talk about FSD V14, Robotaxi and Optimus progress and long term potential of real world AI. Wall Street only cares about quarter to quarter outlook on deliveries and completely misses the long term potential of real world AI. One day, this will all change when Tesla begins to monetize real world AI at scale. For now, we just have to just go with their games and take advantage of mispricing in the market.

Hello everyone! In today’s article, we’ll examine the recent performance of SPDR Financial Sector ($XLF) through the lens of Elliott Wave Theory. We’ll review how the rally from the April 2025 low unfolded as a 5-wave impulse followed by a 7-swing correction (WXY) and discuss our forecast for the next move. Let’s dive into the structure and expectations for this ETF. 5 Wave Impulse + 7 Swing WXY correction $XLF 4H Elliott Wave Chart 10.16.2025: In the 4-hour Elliott Wave count from Oct 16, 2025, we saw that $XLF completed a 5-wave impulsive cycle at blue (3). As expected, this initial wave prompted a pullback. We anticipated this pullback to unfold in 7 swings, likely finding buyers in the equal legs area between $50.98 and $49.25. This setup aligns with a typical Elliott Wave correction p

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you!1.Nice visual of how sectors move based on where we are in the business cycle: $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ Table with rows for sectors including Real Estate Consumer Discretionary Industrials Materials Consumer Staples Energy Communication Services Utilities and columns for Early Recovery Mid Peak Late and Recession phases showing green plus signs for outperformance red minus signs for underperformance and neutral indicators with bottom notes explaining sector behaviors in each cycle stage2.3 Types of IncomeInfographic titled 3 Types of Income featuring Brian Feroldi in a circular photo. Left section in pink shows a person at a desk with text Active Income earned through working hou

$Beyond Meat, Inc.(BYND)$   Can we maybe see $3 once market starts? Pump it up

$SOFI 20251107 26.5 PUT$ 300 contracts,  LFG!! let's hope it expired worthlessly

$UnitedHealth(UNH)$ will i see $450???

$BABA1 20251219 100.0 PUT$ Highest profit from option