To The Moon

1. $Netflix(NFLX)$ NFLX is hanging on by a thread here, trying hard not to break this key swing low and lose bullish structure. I’m still not a buyer, but if I were bullish, this is the level I’d be watching like a hawk. 2. $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ IREN is up 60%+ since we flagged the buy zone last month. 🎯 Same setup we use over and over: Monthly BX green + discount + structure. Nothing fancy, just repeatable. If I were in, I’d be holding and maybe peeling off 10% at a time as it expands toward $70. 3. $United States Antimony(UAMY)$ Closing 20% of my $UAMY shares in all my funds 🚨 Shares are up over 120% since the call out last month and the price gap filled. I will con

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ should pull back into the Daily FVG (6893–6871) for W2 of W5. If that zone holds, price should rally off it and enter a w3/w4/w5 sequence, targeting 7000, with a measured move toward 7020–7050. A daily close below 6871 would threaten this set up and open risk toward last week’s low (probable invalidation). Count 1 | Diagonal Extension Price rallied sharply off Weekly FVG support (6800–6750) and formed a bullish SMT with $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ . This is a bullish signature that increases the odds of a continued rally toward 7000–7050 for Wave 5. ⚠️ The primary risk is that a new high completes the entire advance from the April low. Invalidations: • Below 6789 (probable) • Below 6750 (hard) C

The short-term Elliott Wave outlook for Oil (CL) shows the cycle from the June 23, 2025 peak ended at the December 16, 2025 low of $54.98. After this completion, Oil began correcting the prior cycle in a larger degree, expected to unfold in either three or seven swings. From the December 16 low, wave ((i)) advanced to $58.88. The pullback in wave ((ii)) developed as a zigzag structure. Within this correction, wave (a) ended at $56.65, wave (b) reached $58.87, and wave (c) declined to $55.76. This sequence completed wave ((ii)) in higher degree. Oil then resumed higher in wave ((iii)), subdividing into five waves. From wave ((ii)), wave (i) ended at $57.17, followed by a pullback in wave (ii) that concluded at $55.86. Wave (iii) advanced to $59.8, while wave (iv) corrected to $58.45. The fi

$Erayak Power Solution Group Inc.(RAYA)$ RAYA Surged +13.75%: Micro-Cap Volatility King Hits $2.73, Battling 52-Week Low Latest Close Data Closed at $2.73 (ET), up +13.75% from previous close of $2.40. The stock is trading -99.6% below its 52-week high of $737.00. Core Market Drivers As a micro-cap electronics firm, RAYA's extreme volatility is driven by low liquidity and concentrated ownership. No major company-specific news was reported, suggesting today's action is largely technical and sentiment-driven within a thin float. Technical Analysis Volume exploded to 14.9M shares (Volume Ratio: 12.17), signaling intense interest. The 6-day RSI jumped to 36.38 from oversold levels (23.27), indicating a potential short-term bounce. MACD remains bearish

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 🌟 Buckle up, folks! Lemonade just dropped a bombshell that's got Tesla shares buzzing with a solid 2% climb. They're offering a whopping 50% cut on per-mile insurance rates for Tesla drivers who flip on Full Self-Driving (FSD) mode. Why? Their crunching of real-world data screams that FSD slashes accident risks big time, making it a no-brainer safer bet than your average human behind the wheel. 😎 This isn't just a perk—it's rock-solid proof backing Elon Musk's vibe that Tesla's tech outdrives us mere mortals, even as regulators scratch their heads. 🔥 Does this validate FSD's safety creds? Absolutely! Lemonade's move dives deep into Tesla's telemetry treasure trove, tracking every twist and turn to spot the magic: FSD-engaged m

Singapore’s stock market momentum has surged into 2026, with the benchmark $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ climbing above 4,700 levels not seen in over 16 years driven by record performances from $DBS(D05.SI)$ , $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ and renewed retail interest, while ETFs logged all-time inflows into SGX equities and REITs. STI annual closing level (2018–2025) + latest intraday 2026 high (~4,700+) 🧠 What’s Driving the Rally in 2026? Banking bears fruit — banks lead STI gains DBS & OCBC hit all-time highs, lifting the overall index, with dividend yields appealing to income investors. Broader market participation Retail and ETF flows returning strongly SGX-l

US GDP & JOBS DATA TODAY: GDP for Q3 comes in at 4.4%, above expectations of 4.3% Jobless claims come in at 200K, below expectations of 210K so...the economy is growing faster than expected and people are filing for unemployment much lower than expected what does that mean? for the short term, likely no rate cuts on January 28th at the FOMC meeting, probabilities now at 5% if more people have jobs, they can spend more and if the economy is growing, there might not be a desperate need to stimulate by cutting rates but for the markets, we need growth in earnings and the best way to get that...is for people to have jobs and for GDP to show continued growth, so the lack of a rate cut in the short term might not matter at the moment for the market not a horrible spot to be in, what would ma

$Intel(INTC)$ Intel's shares are on fire, blasting up 47% year-to-date, claiming the bronze medal among S&P 500 stars! 📈 Just yesterday, the stock leaped 11.7% to seal at $54.25, its peak since early 2022. This wild rally screams excitement, powered by blockbuster CPU demand that's got investors buzzing like bees around honey. 🐝 But with earnings dropping today, the big question hangs: Can this chip giant keep the momentum, or is it time for a reality check? Let's dive into the juice fueling this surge. Stronger-than-expected hunger for CPUs is the star of the show, with server capacity nearly sold out through the year ahead. 😲 Analysts are cheering, pointing to agentic AI workloads exploding demand—think autonomous systems that plan and execu

From my perspective, this WSB 2026 Top 10 list shows where retail attention and speculative capital may cluster next—AI infrastructure, space, chips, and high-volatility stories driven more by narrative than valuation. These are names designed to attract liquidity and momentum rather than reward patience. In that sense, volatility isn’t a risk to be avoided here, but part of the opportunity set. I’d go with $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ , as it offers a relatively pure play on rising AI infrastructure & cloud compute demand, while still being under-followed enough to deliver asymmetric upside if attention accelerates. Its story is still being written, which leaves room for expectations. Overall, I see this list not as a portfolio but as a snapshot of where

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From my perspective, the “TACO” pattern still works as a tactical signal when it’s backed by real policy reversals and strong market breadth. This episode reinforced the idea that policy risk is negotiable, not structural, making sentiment-driven pullbacks attractive buy-the-dip opportunities. With the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ now erasing its early-2026 losses, I think double-digit gains over the next three months are achievable, even if volatility persists. Earnings remain the backbone of this move, and improving breadth suggests the rally is healthy rather than narrowly driven. Positioning-wise, I’m keeping the S&P 500 as my core exposure while selectively adding higher-beta names. New highs in small caps are encouraging, but I pref