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There’s a good chance $TSLA heads moderately higher into the shareholder meeting, then transitions to the re-accumulation phase we have been posting about in August. Next week, post earnings digestion should complete, the Fed is likely cutting rates (bullish for growth stocks), Trump/Xi meeting to discuss a trade deal, and anticipation for the shareholder meeting should begin. The rally since September has moderately priced in the approval of the compensation plan. The market was expecting an update on Optimus V3 at the shareholder meeting, but now that Musk announced an unveil for Q1 2026, that lowers the excitement for the meeting. So the anticipation really comes down to the shareholder vote. The anticipation along with the catalysts listed above should be enough to push TSLA above $450

Trump's involvement could raise the profile of quantum computing, but the sector's future remains uncertain, with the CEO of Nvidia (NVDA) predicting decades before useful quantum computers are ready, while others anticipate breakthroughs in just a few years Investing in quantum firms is risky; government contracts have boosted some stocks, but the sector is still in early stages with unpredictable growth Trump may favor US companies with strong ties to defense and manufacturing, particularly those with government contracts, making them more attractive Experts are divided on whether quantum computing will take decades to mature or experience breakthroughs in just a few years, depending on ongoing investment and technological advancements。。。 Tag :

Trump's strong market claim reflects his optimism, but actual market strength relies on economic growth, inflation, and tech gains, with overall market health still uncertain The outcome of the Asia tour hinges on diplomacy, with Taiwan and trade tensions possibly leading to de-escalation or further strain, impacting market reactions The Nasdaq's winning streak could continue if inflation remains controlled and growth stocks stay strong, though CPI surprises may cause short-term volatility, especially in tech sectors If the two leaders fail to meet, markets might react negatively, anticipating more trade tensions or uncertainty, which could dampen sentiment, particularly in US-China reliant sectors。。。 Ultimately, the market's direction is shaped by factors like the Asia tour, inflation, an

$NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ I’m watching this week’s Asia tour with heightened focus; it sits at the intersection of geopolitics, liquidity and market psychology. NASDAQ’s seven-month rally has thrived on dovish expectations, yet the deeper question now is whether diplomacy will reinforce or unsettle that confidence. Macro Context: Inflation Cools, Optimism Holds September CPI rose 3.0% year-on-year, the highest since January 2025 but still beneath the 3.1% forecast. Core CPI matched at 3.0%, confirming that inflation is plateauing rather than reigniting. Shelter inflation eased to 0.2% monthly, and services ex-shelter steadied. Futures

[Surprised]Gold’s setup looks strong 💰📈. With rate cuts coming and stagflation risks rising, I see $5K as possible. I’m not chasing — just waiting for a clean pullback[Grin] ⏳. My radar’s on GDX, GOAU, and Hecla Mining (HL) for leveraged upside. U.S. stocks have potential, but gold feels like the safer hedge 🛡️ @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal @Shernice軒嬣 2000 @Aqa @DiAngel

Trump’s Asia tour feels like a strategic flex 💪—aimed at reconciliation, not escalation 🤝. CPI cooled to 3% YoY 📉, and traders now expect 2 more rate cuts this year 📊. Nasdaq’s 7-month streak could stretch to 8 📈 if APEC delivers positive signals. But if Trump and Xi don’t meet, markets may react with disappointment 😬. I believe the tour is part of Trump’s playbook to show strength while keeping doors open. I’m watching CPI, APEC, and leader-level diplomacy closely. [Grin]@JC888 @Barcode @Shyon

Thank you for your summary; excellent context. I’ll respond in three parts, each corresponding to your questions — and then provide a concise conclusion. As always with investing: the following is analysis, not investment advice. --- 1. With Supermicro (or similar) adopting AMD chips: Can AMD challenge Nvidia’s data-centre dominance? Key dynamics AMD is making tangible inroads into the AI/data-centre market: for example, AMD and its announcements show how it is positioning its “open ecosystem” approach (hardware + software) to challenge Nvidia’s lead.  A recent report says AMD landed a deal to supply around 6 GW of GPUs to OpenAI — which is a major endorsement, albeit with specifics still emerging.  On product/technology front, AMD’s roadmap (e.g., Instinct MI350/MI355X, future M

Parity between SGD and USD by 2040 is possible but unlikely. It would require a ~30% SGD appreciation, driven by strong productivity, fiscal prudence, and global capital inflows — while the USD must weaken structurally. Singapore’s fundamentals are sound, but the USD’s reserve-currency strength and liquidity demand make full parity a stretch. Treat it as an optimistic scenario, not a baseline. If the USD keeps sliding, I’d moderately raise gold holdings (to 5–10%) as a hedge against currency weakness and inflation. Gold performs well during dollar declines, but excessive exposure limits growth. For a long-term USD downtrend, diversify currency exposure (SGD, EUR, AUD), favour real assets (gold, REITs, commodities), and invest in global firms with multi-currency earnings. Avoid over-levera

If gold drops to $4000, I will not buy the dip because it could fall further and the price is still too high which does not provide a safe enough margin for returns. So, I would definitely wait for it to fall further but buying it would still be for speculation only as I firmly believe that gold in itself has no growth and only rise based on uncertainties. I think gold has already peaked in this cycle as global wars seem to be settling or has been stopped. Inflation seems to have cooled and the expectation for rate cuts is now higher against a backdrop the the economies around the world seem to still be holding up. Overall, it seems like the reasons for gold to go higher has cooled off. If institutions and the central bank decide to take profit, gold could see a sharp drop. I think if

The forecast from DBS Group Research (DBS) that the Singapore dollar (SGD) could reach parity with the U.S. dollar (USD) by around 2040 — and that Singapore could “double” its GDP in that timeframe — is an interesting signal. Let me put on the hat of an investor-analyst and give you my commentary plus three key take-aways. My commentary From an investment viewpoint, the DBS scenario is both bold and plausible — but also should be treated with caution. On the positive side: • Singapore has a number of structural strengths: a stable institutional/governance environment, open financial markets, a strong current account surplus and a track record of productivity gains. DBS emphasises these as the underpinnings of the SGD outlook. • If the U.S. dollar weakens (or at least doesn’t strengthen muc

$Churchill Downs(CHDN)$ $Boyd Gaming(BYD)$ $Caesars Entertainment(CZR)$ 🏇💰📈 Churchill Downs rides the HRM wave; record Q3 lifts confidence in racing tech momentum 📈💰🏇 I’m seeing Churchill Downs ($CHDN) solidify its transition from a traditional gaming operator to a high-margin, tech-enabled racing powerhouse. The company’s third-quarter print confirmed that the heavy capital poured into Historical Racing Machines (HRMs) is paying off faster than expected, positioning the stock for a sustained rerating through 2026. CDI’s HRM expansion is creating a structural earnings reset, driving a blend of growth visibility and shareholder returns that stands out in the consume

I believe all the three will shine in the bull market. Further in a bear market the drawdown on these stocks will be less. Therefore they should be a part of core portfolio for stability.  Microsoft has become big with AI, Copilot has a native customer bank since its inclusion with Office and with some advancements every corporate will like to buy a lisence to enhance productivity. Meta is also selling its Llama model to corporates and it can run on Databricks and Azure models and is cheaper. Also for ads it is better in FB.  As for Alphabet, Gemini integration with Google and as also being one of the more wide range AI tools is a big plus. So all of them have growth prospects in AI, in addition to their core businesses.  I would bet on all three in the long run. These are n

I think the Asia tour will lead to reconciliation as he needs to maintain his positive image of being a peacemaker after helping to end the Cambodia-Thailand war and he definitely want to establish the US as the supreme leader in Asia to protect the US’ interests. CPI has been released and market rose. However, many are also betting that the Fed will cut rates regardless so this just increases market’s confidence of 2 rate cuts. If the US and Chinese leaders don’t meet, the market will definitely be disappointed but the end is not over unless both decided to retaliate and not negotiate. As long as the door to negotiations remain open, market will eventually react positively. Both leaders know they have to compromise in order to advance their countries’ interests; it’s just a matter of

Market Outlook of S&P500 (27Oct25) Technical observations: MACD analysis indicates a bullish trend. The Exponential Moving Averages (EMA) are aligned in an uptrend, which supports a bullish outlook. The 3 EMA lines have stopped converging. Both the 50-period and 200-period Moving Averages (MA) are showing an uptrend, suggesting a bullish market sentiment in both the short and long term. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) is positive at 0.15, indicating an influx of buying volume over the last 20 periods. Technical Analysis of the S&P 500 An in-depth technical analysis of the S&P 500, conducted using daily intervals, reveals overwhelmingly positive signals for investors. Out of a comprehensive set of 22 technical indicators, all have issued a buy rating,

As I look at the earnings reports coming up this Wednesday from Alphabet $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  , Microsoft $Microsoft(MSFT)$  , and Meta $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$  , l'm feeling pretty optimistic. All the three are poised to deliver strong results, with Microsoft as potentially the strongest performer. I'm particularly excited about Alphabet's prospects, given its recent new highs and the boost expected from Waymo, YouTube, and its search business. This kind of momentum makes me bullish on these stocks for the long run, as they continue to innovate and dom

$CME Bitcoin - main 2510(BTCmain)$ $Gold - main 2512(GCmain)$ I’m witnessing one of the most telling capital shifts of the quarter as money flows out of defensive gold and into risk-on digital assets. I’m aligning this move with the renewed China-US trade dialogue that’s rekindling global risk appetite across crypto and equities. This is not just a chart move; it’s a sentiment reset backed by policy alignment, liquidity, and conviction. Gold is down 5% on the week while Bitcoin is up 3%, a divergence that rarely appears this clean. I’m treating it as the first leg of a broader rotation, one that’s beginning to echo through correlated names like Coinbase and Ethereum as capital repositions for Nov