$Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$   🚨 OPEN (Opendoor) Short Squeeze Loading? 🚨 🔥 24% of the float shorted — nearly a quarter of all available shares are being bet against. ⚡ Only 1 day to cover — if the price runs, shorts will have no time to escape. 📈 Stock already up 200%+ in recent weeks, fueled by hype, momentum, and Opendoor’s pivot into AI. 💥 Meme-stock vibes are back. Social buzz + high short interest = the perfect recipe for a gamma + short squeeze combo. 👉 Shorts are trapped. Momentum is building. Don’t be the one watching from the sidelines when this thing rips. #Stocks #OPEN #ShortSqueeze #MemeStocks #AI

$SOXL 20260109 48.0 CALL$ Sell sell sell sold malaise

📉 OPEN – Technical Red Flags 📉 Wild move pushing through double digits, but charts are flashing caution: Major psychological resistance at $10 – stock spiked above but struggling to hold. RSI deep in overbought territory → momentum overheated. Bearish divergence forming on MACD vs price action. Volume spiked on the breakout but is now tapering off – classic exhaustion signal. If it slips under $9.80 support, watch for quick retest of $9.20–$9.00 zone. This feels less like “new bullish trend” and more like a parabolic blow-off top. Late entries here risk becoming exit liquidity. 🐅

$AMZN 20260116 270.0 CALL$ Coco's coeo

$Frasers L&C Tr(BUOU.SI)$ I closed $Frasers L&C Tr(BUOU.SI)$ ,Sell to deleverage Sell to deleverage

$Frasers L&C Tr(BUOU.SI)$ I opened $Frasers L&C Tr(BUOU.SI)$ ,Taking the position to get ready for the fed rate cut in Oct and Dec Taking the position to get ready for the fed rate cut in Oct and Dec 

Mark my words as OPEN will be the new PLTR as they continue to rally and feed onto the AI trend. With the recent rate cut and the upcoming and pending rate cut in Oct and Dec. We will be seeing an huge uptrend of the stock ~ probably in the $12-20 range. Not financial advice. #OPEN #OPENARMY #GROWTHSTOCK

$OPEN 20251128 8.5 CALL$ Kopi money

I’ve come to realize over time that in this game, it’s never just about how good you are at spotting opportunities. You can know every chart pattern, every earnings calendar, and all the market-moving news, and still struggle. The real difference between a good trader and a very good trader lies in what happens between your ears — how you handle yourself when the market isn’t making sense, when you’re on a losing streak, or when everything looks too easy to be true. A good trader knows how to find trades. They manage their risk decently, and if they stay consistent, they’ll likely end the year in the green. They’ll make decent returns, follow their plan most of the time, and get by just fine. But a very good trader? They have another level of awareness — both of the market and of themselve