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Optionspuppy
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07-13 20:19

📈 Covered Call Case Study – KWEB Internet ETF Join me on Tiger Trade!

📈 Covered Call Case Study – KWEB Internet ETF Disclaimer: This article is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice. Options involve risk and may not be suitable for all investors. ⸻ Why I Chose KWEB KWEB (KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF) gives exposure to many large Chinese internet companies such as Alibaba, Tencent, JD.com, Baidu and others. Instead of trying to predict the exact direction of each company, I prefer owning the ETF and generating additional income by selling covered calls. From my chart, KWEB is trading around $26.38 after previously falling from above $40. Although the long-term trend has been weak, I believe the downside may be more limited than before, making it a reasonable candidate for an income strategy. ⸻ Step 1 – Buy 100 Shares A covered call s
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Mrzorro
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07-13 21:39
Can TSMC's Record June Sales Steady the Chip Selloff? Korea Shakes Chip Sentiment Global technology sentiment weakened after $Samsung Electronics (005930.KR)$ and $SK Hynix (000660.KR)$ sold off sharply in Seoul. $SK hynix(SKHY)$   faced profit taking following its strong Nasdaq debut, while investors also questioned whether HBM4 shipments had increased as quickly as expected during the second quarter. Rising oil prices and geopolitical tensions added to the broader risk reduction. The selloff raised a larger question: has semiconductor sentiment weakened faster than the underlying AI demand? TSMC Delivers a Strong Counter Signal $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ 
Can TSMC's Record June Sales Steady the Chip Selloff? Korea Shakes Chip Sentiment Global technology sentiment weakened after $Samsung Electronics (...
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Shyon
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07-13 23:40
I’m leaning toward B — oilfield services. If oil prices stay elevated, producers are more likely to increase drilling and spending, which could benefit companies like $SLB Ltd(SLB)$ and $Halliburton(HAL)$ . I think this group has more upside if the market starts pricing in a longer-lasting energy cycle. That said, I’m not convinced this is the start of a sustained oil rally. As long as commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz continues, much of the

Oil Surges: Is the Hormuz Risk Premium Back?

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Oil is back at the center of the market today. According to Reuters, crude prices jumped more than 3% after renewed U.S.-Iran tensions raised concerns over tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude traded around $78.48 per barrel, while WTI rose to around $73.76 per barrel. The key issue is not simply higher oil prices. The market is pricing in a renewed geopolitical risk premium. Iran reportedly claimed a temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump said the strait remained open to commercial traffic. That gap is exactly why markets are nervous: the physical flow may not be fully disrupted yet, but the risk of disruption is back. Why Hormuz matters The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints. Any disruption there can quic
Oil Surges: Is the Hormuz Risk Premium Back?
I’m leaning toward B — oilfield services. If oil prices stay elevated, producers are more likely to increase drilling and spending, which could ben...
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07-14 07:42

Intel Turnaround: Balancing Long-Term Foundry Promise Against Short-Term Growing Pains

$Intel(INTC)$ has transformed from a forgotten legacy giant into one of the wildest market stories. After staging an unbelievable rally from its 2025 lows near $19 to a June peak of $142, the stock has suddenly slammed into a wall, dropping over 25% into the low $100s. This sudden reversal boils down to two distinct forces hitting the stock simultaneously: a macro-level sector cooling and painful company-specific execution realities. 1. What Broke the Momentum? The narrative hasn't completely died, but it has officially collided with hard data. The pullback was triggered by a painful cocktail of events: The 18A Profitability Delay: The core of Intel's long-term thesis relies on its next-generation 18A manufacturing process. Reports surfaced indica
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07-14 11:25

SK Hynix Trading Outlook: Navigating Volatility with Smart Spreads

The wild ride $SK hynix(SKHY)$ took on July 13, 2026, perfectly captures how intense the AI-driven semiconductor market has become. This wasn't a standard daily drop; it was a multi-layered market event that combined a historic corporate milestone with heavy technical leverage and macroeconomic shocks. 1. Is the Party Over, or Is This a Temporary Correction? Most analysts view this as a violent, technical correction compounded by a "sell the news" reaction, rather than a breakdown in the company's long-term fundamentals. Three factors drove this massive drawdown: The Massive ADR Debut & Technical Arbitrage: SK Hynix pulled off a staggering $26.5 billion U.S. ADR listing on the Nasdaq. The U.S. shares closed up 13% on Friday, July 10. On Monday
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neo26000
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07-14 12:13
$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$  My 2 cents for the bank results in slightly over 6 hours. The results will, as usual, be “better than expected” — because apparently expectations are set low enough for everyone to look like a genius. 😂 Then comes the classic market reaction: “Amazing results! Fantastic numbers! Strong outlook!” … followed by the share price quietly walking downstairs because, apparently, the market had already priced in world peace, record profits, and the next 5 years of earnings. 🤦‍♂️📉 Ah, the beautiful logic of the stock market… where good news is sometimes bad news, and bad news is just waiting for a better excuse. 😆
$JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ My 2 cents for the bank results in slightly over 6 hours. The results will, as usual, be “better than expected” — because app...
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koolgal
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07-14 12:19
🌟🌟🌟The sudden re-escalation in the Middle East has triggered a highly volatile short term geopolitical risk premium rather than a structural multi year sustained oil rally. While crude oil has soared over 10% this week following the collapse of the US Iran peace talks and a newly proposed 20% naval transit fee in the Strait of Hormuz, the broader market faces massive headwinds from slowing global  demand and consecutive OPEC production increases. This means that investors should approach energy as a tactical trade rather than a long term buy and hold. A good ETF to buy is $Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLE)$ as it represents the US oil giants like $Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ and

Oil Surges: Is the Hormuz Risk Premium Back?

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Oil is back at the center of the market today. According to Reuters, crude prices jumped more than 3% after renewed U.S.-Iran tensions raised concerns over tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Brent crude traded around $78.48 per barrel, while WTI rose to around $73.76 per barrel. The key issue is not simply higher oil prices. The market is pricing in a renewed geopolitical risk premium. Iran reportedly claimed a temporary closure of the Strait of Hormuz, while President Trump said the strait remained open to commercial traffic. That gap is exactly why markets are nervous: the physical flow may not be fully disrupted yet, but the risk of disruption is back. Why Hormuz matters The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world’s most important energy chokepoints. Any disruption there can quic
Oil Surges: Is the Hormuz Risk Premium Back?
🌟🌟🌟The sudden re-escalation in the Middle East has triggered a highly volatile short term geopolitical risk premium rather than a structural multi ...
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RickPANDA
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07-14 14:51
PCT: Should You Invest In SKHY v1.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Investing in SK Hynix (NASDAQ: SKHY) offers direct, U.S. dollar-denominated exposure to the most vital bottleneck in the artificial intelligence (AI) hardware supply chain, but it comes with significant cyclical and valuation risks. While the company is an AI powerhouse, you should carefully weigh its booming growth against the inherent volatility of the memory chip market. The Bull Case: Why You Might InvestHBM Market Dominance: SK Hynix is the clear leader in High-Bandwidth Memory (HBM), commanding roughly 56% to 58% of the global market. These ultra-fast memory stacks are essential components for high-performance AI accelerators, including Nvidia's advanced chips. Explosive Financials: Surging demand for HBM3E and next-gene
PCT: Should You Invest In SKHY v1.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Investing in SK Hynix (NASDAQ: SKHY) offers direct, U.S. dollar-denominated exposur...
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Tiger_comments
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07-14 16:01

From -9% Intraday to +3.7% at the Close: Is Korea’s Chip Deleveraging Over?

Korean semiconductor stocks delivered a dramatic V-shaped reversal today. SK hynix fell roughly 9% during the session, then recovered to close about 3.7% higher. Samsung Electronics followed a similar path, moving from an early decline to a gain of around 3.3% by the close. The contrast between the open and the close matters. At the open, the market was still dealing with forced selling, leveraged-position reductions and concerns surrounding SK hynix’s new U.S. ADR. By the close, bargain hunters had stepped in and investors were willing to buy the memory-chip story again. The key question now is: Has the Korean semiconductor market moved past the most dangerous stage of deleveraging? What triggered the selloff? The reversal followed an unusually violent correction. On Monday, SK hynix’s Se
From -9% Intraday to +3.7% at the Close: Is Korea’s Chip Deleveraging Over?
TOPShyon: I'm encouraged by today's V-shaped reversal, but I don't think the correction is fully over. The rebound suggests the worst forced selling may be easing and buyers are returning, yet one strong session isn't enough to confirm a durable bottom while leverage and volatility remain high. I'm still focused on the long-term AI memory story. I believe $SK hynix(SKHY)$ , $Micron Technology(MU)$ and the broader HBM supply chain will continue to benefit from AI demand, but I want to see confirmation from upcoming earnings, HBM pricing and company guidance before turning more bullish. For now, I'm cautiously optimistic. I'll be watching whether the recovery broadens across memory, foundries and semiconductor equipment stocks. If fundamentals stay strong and leverage continues to unwind, I see this pullback as a potential long-term buying opportunity rather than the start of a lasting downtrend. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerClub
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07-14 12:44
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07-14 13:16
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07-14 15:20

💰 27 US Stocks Hit New Highs: AAPL, RY, UNP, BMO, CM,...

Twenty-seven U.S. stocks with market caps above $10 billion are trading at fresh all-time highs as of July 10, 2026. The top 10 span mega-cap consumer technology, diversified Canadian banking, Class-I freight rail, and independent petroleum refining—a pristine cross-section of the market's structural momentum right now. The top 10 tickers leading this cohort - $Apple(AAPL)$, $Royal Bank of Canada(RY)$, $Union Pacific(UNP)$, $Bank of Montreal(BMO)$, $Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce(CM)$,
💰 27 US Stocks Hit New Highs: AAPL, RY, UNP, BMO, CM,...
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程俊Dream
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07-14 14:39

Why the US–Iran War Scare Is Overdone — and Watch WTI's $80 Line

Last week the Middle East situation produced fresh news again — from the U.S. air strikes on Iran to Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz — as if the old script were playing out once more. We noted before that the U.S.–Iran contest is unlikely to end peacefully, and will most probably reignite in the fourth quarter. So will the current developments bring the new fighting forward? On the whole, the probability is relatively limited, because the timing on the U.S. (Trump) side is not yet fully ready, and market behavior also shows that overall sentiment remains relatively stable. From the standpoint of long-term goals, taking Iran down — or at least striking it thoroughly — is the core demand for the U.S. However, both the military situation and inflation pressure previously meant the stalemate
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Ivan_Gan
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07-14 14:31

CPI Shock Ahead: Don't Chase Stocks,and Oil Still Has Room to Drop

Over the weekend, Iran once again claimed it had blockaded the Strait of Hormuz, after which the U.S. said the Oman shipping lane was still operating normally. For this kind of news about the strait being blockaded or reopened during negotiations, the market has already built up considerable immunity — it was basically fully priced in as soon as Asian markets opened last Monday. So investors need not be overly sensitive to such news; just watch the market's reaction after the open. The relatively important events this week are the Fed Chair's testimony and the release of the CPI data, on which the market will place its bets regarding rate-hike expectations. Although I don't think the Fed will make any major rate-hike move, the market may use the occasion to react ahead of time, causing a c
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DailyOptions999
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07-14 14:12

🎯 $Salesforce(CRM) Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread (Debit Spread)

$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ - Underlying: CRM - View: Bullish, targeting a move towards resistance at $180-186, but expecting potential consolidation first. - Strategy Type: Bullish Debit Spread / Defined Risk - Option Contract Portfolio: - Buy 1 CRM Call $170.00 Exp 2026-07-24 - Sell 1 CRM Call $180.00 Exp 2026-07-24 - Max Gain & Loss: Max Gain = $1,000 per spread ($10 spread width - $9.00 debit). Max Loss = $900 per spread (net debit paid). - Initial Cost/Credit: Net Debit of ~$9.00 per spread.
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DailyOptions999
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07-14 14:10

🎯 $Intuit Inc. (INTU) Options Strategy: Bull Put Spread (Credit Spread)

$Intuit(INTU)$ - Underlying: INTU - View: Cautiously Bullish / Short-term oversold bounce. We expect the stock to consolidate or move higher from the $289.76 close, respecting the $275 support and targeting $300. - Strategy Type: Credit Spread / Bullish - Option Contract Portfolio: - Sell 1 INTU Put @ $280 Strike (Exp: 2026-07-24) - Buy 1 INTU Put @ $275 Strike (Exp: 2026-07-24) - Max Gain & Loss: Max Gain = Net Credit Received ($6.60 - $5.50 = ~$1.10 per spread). Max Loss = Width of Spread ($5) - Net Credit = ~$3.90 per spread. - Initial Cost/Credit: Initial Net Credit of ~$1.10 per spread.
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ShayBoloor
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07-14 14:06

AI Booming: Who is the Biggest Winner?

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading ideas with you! 1 $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ is the largest position in my family portfolio because I don't just view it as just one of the world's most profitable advertising businesses but as an AI infrastructure and distribution platform with unmatched scale. As AI improves ad monetization, custom silicon lowers compute costs and new revenue streams emerge through models, agents and cloud infrastructure then I think the market will increasingly value Meta as an AI platform rather than simply an ad company. If that plays out then I think $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ can rerate closer to 25x earnings. 2
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07-14 13:51

GOLD: This Correction Creates Opportunities for Medium- to Long-term Positioning

$Gold - main 2608(GCmain)$$XAU/USD(XAUUSD.FOREX)$ On July 14, the U.S. CPI data for June—to be released at 8:30 a.m. EDT—will be the key factor in determining whether gold will stage a full reversal or accelerate its decline. The market widely expects that, due to a roughly 10% decline in U.S. gasoline prices in June, the year-over-year nominal CPI is projected to drop significantly from 4.2% to around 3.8%–3.9%; however, the core CPI (excluding food and energy) is expected to remain at a sticky level of 2.8%–2.9%. Gold’s current consolidation near $4,000 represents merely a temporary correction driven by the unwinding of short-term speculative positions; the th
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Selling For Premium
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07-14 14:01

AEHR: Very Strong Volume Support Around the 40 Level

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! $Aehr Test(AEHR)$ announces earnings after the closing bell tomorrow. Looks like the options chain ends at the 40 strike for puts on the July 17 expiration. Am gonna either write the 40P straight up or write a 45/40 put credit spread. Very strong volume support around the 40 level, with the volume cluster starting around 45. IV and expected move for earnings is elevated, and a 40% down move is not out of the question, but we're gonna bet the probability that it doesn't breach 40 by Friday's expiration.
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