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$BIDU-SW(09888)$
TOPEnid Bertha: Most likely 102 to close weekly gap! There is another small gap at 98 range and around $90 ish highly unlikely it goes there-those a very small gaps!
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$Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ profit reduced a lot due to recent fall. Painful
TOP1k price target by 2030. This baby is going to grow into a strong sumo wrestler at Yokozuna level .
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$Alphabet(GOOG)$ bullish and hold
TOPGoogles base business is a cash machine AND Gemini Ai just leapfrogged ChatGBT AND Waymo self driving cars are clear first mover and way ahead of Tesla…..Tesla multiple way high and Google low given upside IMO. GL to longs. DYODD!
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2025-11-24
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Waiting for nvda to break it's ATH [Happy]
TOPAI narrative needs to find a stronger base where all players in the industry are able to profit together.. now 80% of all profits is generated by NVDA... There is not enough power to turn on all the chips produced..
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$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Bullish on Amazon stock up 72% buying more at these prices price target $360
TOPRisk on market is back and oversold names like AMZN will be scooped up. I'm calling for another 2% up day on Monday for this stock. Feel free to make fun if my predictions are wrong which they definitely are at times, I just make them for fun from time to time.
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2025-11-24
$SGX(S68.SI)$ Patient and caustiously optimistic!
TOPTotally agree! SGX has solid fundamentals, patience will bring good returns.
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2025-11-24
$NVDA 20260320 100.0 PUT$ Still good despite market volatility, stay resilient and patient.
TOPNvidia had strong Q3 with revenue going over 62% accumulatively, with a projected Q4 of $65 billion... dream green y'all
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2025-11-24
$Nu Holdings Ltd.(NU)$ still qualify for task
TOPNU's widely known purple credit cards are generally Mastercards (a few are Visa's). Why not just invest in Mastercard? You participate in the South American credit card boom with none of the credit risk.
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2025-11-24
$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ the only stock that still tanking while others are suffering... stay strong and continue to invest
TOPGoogles base business is a cash machine AND Gemini Ai just leapfrogged ChatGBT AND Waymo self driving cars are clear first mover and way ahead of Tesla…..Tesla multiple way high and Google low given upside IMO. GL to longs. DYODD!
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$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ As shared before, google wI'll hit 300, just that I didn't expect it go that fast! More to come & Warren Buffet Bought it too!
TOPGoogles base business is a cash machine AND Gemini Ai just leapfrogged ChatGBT AND Waymo self driving cars are clear first mover and way ahead of Tesla…..Tesla multiple way high and Google low given upside IMO. GL to longs. DYODD!
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2025-11-22
Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Investing: Which One Suits You?
This week the market delivered a full-blown roller coaster: consecutive selloffs, extreme fear, a sharp rally followed by a crash on Thursday, and a weak open with a shaky rebound on Friday that barely closed in the green. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings “failed to save the market,” U.S. equities were dumped across the board, and even Fed officials had to come out repeatedly to calm investors.Amid the waves of panic, tech stocks finally showed a bit of stabilization. But the reality is simple: most investors ended this week in the red.Whenever the market enters a violent correction, an old question always comes back:Are you better suited for top-down investing or bottom-up investing?🔍 What Is Top-Down Investing?Top-down logic is straightforward:Start with
TOP🌟🌟🌟Top down vs Bottom up Investing - which approach is better? My answer is why not both? I use a top down view to determine the current macro economic factors & determine which sectors to invest in. Eg: I would lean into defensive sectors if a recession is looming such as consumer staples. Once I have chosen the sector, I switch to a bottom up approach, to select companies that are most likely to outperform their peers. Eg: Under consumer staples I would select $Coca-Cola(KO)$ which has a wide brand moat. By using both Top down and Bottom up approach, I have the best of both worlds. It is not about perfect predictions but about robust risk management and balanced conviction. The best approach is ultimately the one that allows me to remain disciplined and rational when volatility is at the highest. In adopting a blended approach, I would be to seize opportunities and be a better investor. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @TigerClub @CaptainTiger
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2025-11-22
FRIDAY FINISH STRONG “Back to Buying”: A Shift in Market Sentiment
Broad-Based Rally Signals Renewed Risk Appetite A strong rebound wrapped up the week: Index Close Change. Dow Jones 46,245.41 +1.08% $S&P 500(.SPX)$ 6,602.99 +0.98% $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ 22,273.08 +0.88% 447 of 500 stocks rose in the S&P 500; 25 of 30 Dow components gained. Buying finally broadened beyond mega-cap tech. This signals a potential turn in market sentiment after a risk-off stretch. Investors finally started buying the dip. Category Stock Move : Hot Stock Ross Stores +8.4%. Biggest Loser Oracle -5.7%. Best Sector Materials +2.2%. Worst Sector Utilities +0.2%. Stocks Rate Cut Hopes Return - Major Catalyst for the Rally FED New York Fed President John Williams called policy “modestly restr
TOPBerkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, revealed a $4.3 billion investment in Alphabet, $400 incoming
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2025-11-22
Relief Bounce vs. Risk-Off Reality: Market Still Must Prove a Bottom
The catalyst for Friday’s turnaround emerged from dovish commentary by New York Fed President John Williams, whose remarks suggesting “near term” rate reduction prospects galvanized sentiment following Thursday’s sharp selloff. Futures markets swiftly repriced the probability of a December policy easing to 75%, jumping from roughly 40% just one day prior. However, this optimism confronts a significant challenge: Federal Reserve policymakers will navigate the December decision without critical October and November inflation and labor data, a consequence of the prolonged government shutdown. Economic anxiety is further reflected in the University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment index, which deteriorated to 51 in November as concerns over persistent elevated prices and labor market stability