To The Moon

My stock to watch today is Fiserv $FISERV INC(FI)$ . The company just cut its full-year earnings forecast for the second straight quarter and announced a major leadership shake-up as its merchant business slows. Shares plunged over 40% on Wednesday — a stunning drop for such a big payments firm — reflecting investors’ deep concern over weak growth in its Clover point-of-sale platform, where payment volume rose just 8% versus 15% a year ago. CEO Mike Lyons admitted performance is below expectations, but the new leadership team — including Paul Todd from Global Payments and co-presidents

Microsoft Earnings Review: The Much-Criticized CapEx Surge Is Merely a Catch-Up for Last Year's Slowdown $Microsoft(MSFT)$ ' s latest earnings report showed Azure cloud revenue growth of 39%, which actually exceeds $Alphabet(GOOG)$   Cloud's 33.5% growth. Yet after hours, Microsoft’s stock fell more than 3%, while Google's rose more than 7%. There are both reasonable and unreasonable aspects to this reaction. The unreasonable part: The market blamed Microsoft's 72% capex growth for beating expectations, but Google’s capex growth was even higher at 83.4%. In terms of revenue backlog growth, Microsoft's momentum is not weaker than

Meta Q3 Review: Not That Bad, Near-Term Margin Pressure, Monetization Potential Adds Resilience Core Financial Indicators Revenue was $51 billion, up 26% year over year and above expectations. Net income was $2.7 billion, down 83% year over year, but the headline decline masks a major accounting item rather than a collapse in operation. The results weren’t as bad as the GAAP print suggests because: 1. Net Income Plunge Driven by a One-Time, Non-Cash Tax Charge The results weren't as bad as the GAAP print suggests because the profit drop was driven by a one-time, non-cash tax charge. Meta recorded $15.93 billion in “provision for income taxes” in Q3, which pushed the effective tax rate to 87% and hit GAAP earnings without creating a current-period cash outflow. Management also noted that, u

The Fed's 25bps cut was priced in for weeks, so the market's initial pop felt more like relief than surprise. Powell's "December is not a done deal" line kept the door open for a pause, which means the bond market will stay on edge until the next jobs report. I'm watching the 10-year yield—if it holds below 4.3 %, risk assets still have room to run; anything north of 4.5 % and the party could stall. Nvidia single-handedly dragged the S&P 500 to a fresh high, but breadth is narrowing fast. When one name carries the index, I treat it as a yellow flag rather than a green light. My portfolio is overweight tech, yet I trimmed some Nvidia yesterday to raise cash—call it profit-taking with an eye on rotation into small-caps if the Russell 2000 can finally break 230. Gold rebounding to $4,000

I'm thrilled to see Apple and Amazon step up to the earnings plate this Thursday, because the market needs a jolt after the AI-fueled Nvidia mania. For me, Apple's report is the real litmus test: iPhone unit sales in China will tell us if the world's biggest consumer market is finally shaking off its post-COVID funk, and the services bundle (App Store, Music, Pay) is the margin rocket that keeps the stock aloft even when hardware stalls. I've been pounding the table on Apple's installed-base monetization for years; if services growth accelerates past 15%, I'll view any share dip as a screaming buy before the iPhone 17 cycle hits in 2026. Amazon, on the other hand, is the ultimate two-headed beast. AWS remains the profit engine, and I'm laser-focused on whether cloud revenue growth re-accel

$ISHARES MSCI SOUTH KOREA ETF(IKO.AU)$ close off my south korea etf fund...

$AML3D LTD(AL3.AU)$ If you have been following my posts, you know I am a "bag holder" for AL3. Frankly speaking, being a bag holder has always been associated with bad trading discipline. However, to me, not every stocks or companies are the same. I am struggling between sharing AL3 or my bag holding story of silver and gold stocks, both are in the correction phase. AL3 gets the pick since it has been my US$1000+ profit share for the longest time in 🐯 app. The impact as a bag holder for this company is perhaps more pronounced. What happened? And why did I not sell when I was easily up by 200% and more!? Is this greed or stupidity? Perhaps I would called it blind faith... [Tongue]  [Duh]  [LOL]  [Facepalm]   Nah... strong

$TSLA 20251128 400.0 PUT$   the volatility in this bullish momentum is great 

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$   Taking profit thru covered call, now waiting for right price to buy back. A good stock worth to hold.

$CVS 20251031 75.0 PUT$ Close early in view of market volatility 

$NVDA 20251121 195.0 CALL$ It was a hard call to close but i shall learn to be humble and learn when to restraint and close profits whichever it comes. From selling options to buying call. Reading technicals and report every day taught me to be mindful and awareness of volatility. Some losses some gains. Hope everyone have their profits too

$NVDA 20251121 220.0 CALL$ riding the wave $220 target before earnings!

I closed my $PLTR 20260220 280.0 CALL$   Good call for 1 week.  Looking forward for my $Microsoft(MSFT)$   @OptionsDelta  @Tiger_Academy  @Terra_Incognita  @DCamel @TigerPicks  @TigerStars  @TigerOptions  

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ holding for income

I closed $LUMN 20260116 6.0 CALL$ yesterday. It is a long wait but very worthwhile. It took me a month to get something I want. You need to understand some technical to get maximum profit but within the theta because you are dealing with options. Theta decay faster near expiry. Looking forward for $Alphabet(GOOG)$   @koolgal  @MojoStellar  @DCamel  @Terra_Incognita  

I closed $SOFI 20260116 26.0 CALL$   To be honest, the gain is not what I expected for a long wait, but a win is still a win. Grab and Go. Cash is King[Miser]   Looking forward for $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$   @TigerStars  @TigerPicks  @Tiger_Academy  @TigerOptions  @TigerStars  

$FI 20251031 65.0 PUT$ sold at near open, closed in 1.5 hr. Quick snipe ftw