$ARM Holdings(ARM)$ $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ I've recently started to DCA into Arm Holdings because I believe the company is becoming one of the most important foundational players in the AI and edge computing era. While many investors focus mainly on GPU makers, ARM's architecture already powers the majority of smartphones and is now expanding aggressively into AI PCs, data centers, automotive, and IoT devices. To me, this creates a very strong long-term structural growth story. What makes ARM especially attractive is its business model. Unlike chip manufacturers that require massive capital expenditure, ARM operates with a licensing and royalty-based model that can scale efficiently as more devices
$EQT Corp(EQT)$ $EQT Corp(EQT)$ I've recently started to DCA into EQT Corporation because I believe it sits right at the intersection of three massive long-term themes: AI power demand, the global energy reshuffling after the Middle East disruptions, and the positioning of some of the smartest institutional capital in the market today. What caught my attention was not just the stock itself, but how multiple independent research paths all converged toward the same conclusion — that natural gas may become one of the most critical bottlenecks of the AI era. The first reason is the AI electricity story. Over the past year, the market focused heavily on GPUs, memory, and AI infrastructure names, but i
$NVDA 20260513 205.0 PUT$ This weekend seems like it could go anywhere. But one thing for certain about NVDA is that it will zigzag a heck lot when market can't decide, ...so I just bought both PUT and CALL to sell at highs and lows.
$AMD Blasts Through Resistance as AI Chip Rally Reaches New Extremes
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ $Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Soars +11.44%, Breaks $455 Resistance to Set New 52-Week High 📈 Latest Close Data Closed at $455.19, surging +11.44% (+$46.73). This is the new 52-week high, surpassing the previous high of $456.29 by a hair's breadth. 💡 Core Market Drivers Wall Street sentiment is bullish post-earnings, with analysts raising price targets (e.g., Wedbush to $450, Goldman to $415) as the "CPU is King" narrative gains traction in the AI race. Strong institutional buying momentum is evident, with significant net capital inflows over the past five trading days. 🔍 Technical Analysis (Bullish Signals Confirmed) Volume: High volume of 58.1M shares (Volume Ratio 1.07) confirms the breakout strength. 🚀 MACD: DIF (4
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ this is everyone's Favorite & The largest company in the world. Best in class & it's streets ahead of its rivals. If NVDA can export to china without hiccups, its share price can go another leg up to above 250.
$MSFT 20260821 450.0 CALL$ this is a usd 3T Company with diverse businesses in AI, Cloud, software etc. it's like buying an ETF. Recently beat earnings estimates but unjustifiably Punished for its AI spending & software Concerns. These are short term Noise. Buy the dip. Tp ard 550.
I’d still choose $DBS(D05.SI)$ into year-end because it continues showing the strongest execution among the three banks. Even with lower rates pressuring NII, DBS still delivered strong deposit growth, record wealth fees, and upgraded guidance. I also currently hold a position in DBS as I see it as the most resilient Singapore bank in a volatile market. I think Middle East tensions and global uncertainty could continue supporting Singapore’s safe-haven wealth inflow advantage. Among the local banks, DBS looks best positioned to benefit due to its scale and stronger wealth management franchise. $ocbc bank(O39.SI)$ has interesting long-term upside if its Indonesia integration succeeds, while
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ Coinbase missed Q1 2026 revenue estimates (reported ~$1.41B vs. ~$1.48–1.52B expected), with a net loss of ~$394M (~$1.49/share), driven primarily by a crypto market slump. Coinbase and Circle have a long-standing, deep partnership. They co-launched USDC in 2018 via the Centre Consortium (later dissolved). Coinbase took an equity stake in Circle (holds millions of shares, valued at ~$1.6B+ at times) and they maintain a commercial/reseller agreement In summary, USDC is a strategic hedge against pure trading volatility providing recurring, interest-driven revenue and a grow
$Intel(INTC)$ $Intel Corp. (INTC) Skyrockets +13.96%: Chip Giant Hits 52-Week High, Momentum at $130 📈 Latest Close Data: On May 11, 2026 (ET), INTC closed at $124.92, surging +13.96% on the day. The stock touched a new 52-week high of $130.57, just $0.10 away from the intraday peak. 💡 Core Market Drivers: The massive rally appears driven by a powerful combination of renewed investor confidence in its turnaround strategy and a potential short squeeze. High short interest in recent weeks (e.g., 14.02% on May 8th) may have fueled the explosive move as the stock broke through key resistance levels. 🔍 Technical Analysis: The move was backed by massive volume (228M shares, Volume Ratio 1.51), indicating strong institutional conviction. The RSI(6) is at
Markets look euphoric, but upside is becoming more selective. Simply “buy and hold anything” worked in the liquidity wave. From here, quality and entry price matter more. NVIDIA at $5T, Advanced Micro Devices at $680B, and Arm Holdings surging on AI CPU repricing suggest plenty of optimism is already priced in. My take: • Chase now? Not aggressively. Better to scale in on pullbacks than buy vertical spikes. • Goldman vs hedge funds? Follow both. Goldman's targets reflect macro upside, hedge fund selling reflects positioning risk. • AI upside left? Still positive, but gains may rotate from GPUs into memory, networking, power infrastructure, industrial automation, and software monetisation. • If Iran cools + Fed cuts: biggest beneficiaries may be small caps, REITs, banks, cyclicals, emerging
$CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ The revenue beat helps the story, but the market is now judging CoreWeave on quality of growth, not just growth itself. Why the stock fell despite a beat: • Guidance miss > headline beat Markets discount future cash flow, not past quarter revenue. Soft Q2 / FY outlook matters more. • Capital intensity is extreme CoreWeave’s model is expensive. Massive capex, debt financing, and long-term GPU lease obligations create balance-sheet strain. • Margin compression risk If leased NVIDIA GPUs remain costly while hyperscaler pricing competition rises, operating leverage may disappoint. • Concentration risk A few large customers can make revenue look explosive, but customer concentration adds fragility. • Valuation reset After IP
🚀 $IREN Rallies 9% on $2.1B NVIDIA Lifeline: The Crypto Miner That Became an AI Power Plant ⚡
💡 The Pulse $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ When a crypto miner gets a $2.1B endorsement from Jensen Huang himself, you pay attention. $IREN just pulled off the ultimate sector pivot—transforming from a Bitcoin farm into $NVDA's preferred AI infrastructure partner, complete with a $3.4B 5-year contract to power NVIDIA's internal workloads. Shares reversed a -6.77% intraday bloodbath to close +9% after-hours at $61.85, and the Street is scrambling to reprice this name. Meanwhile, $NVDA threw another curveball: a multiyear $GLW (Corning) deal to 10x U.S. optical capacity and build 3 new fiber plants (NC/TX). Translation? The AI infrastructure arms race just went vertical, and $IREN is sitting on the power grid that fuels it. 🔥 Key News (Last 12 Hours) $IREN-$NVDA
🌟🌟🌟As a dividend focused investor, $DBS(D05.SI)$ remains the dividend heavyweight. DBS is the only one of the 3 that pays dividends every 3 months. DBS's current dividend yield is 5.2% compared to $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ 4.3% and $UOB(U11.SI)$ 4.6%. For 2026, DBS even increased its regular quarterly dividend to SGD 0.66 plus a recurring SGD 0.15 capital return dividend each quarter thro
$Intel(INTC)$$Micron Technology(MU)$ $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ 📈🧠🔥 Unusual Options Activity Signals a Potential Rotation Into AI Infrastructure, Semis & Strategic Manufacturing 🔥🧠📈 The options market delivered one of the most fascinating positioning sessions of 8May26, with institutional flows aggressively clustering around semiconductors, AI infrastructure, hyperscaler supply chains, memory, aerospace, cloud networking, and tactical macro hedges. What stands out is not simply the volume explosion itself, but the quality of the names attracting the activity. This increasingly looks like capital repositioning for the next phase of the A