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Hello pack, and welcome to the weekend update. US markets are closed today, Singapore is closed too, so this is a Friday recap plus a look ahead to Monday. Friday was a split day: the big tech names dragged the Nasdaq down, the Dow just managed to stay green, and the week as a whole still ended strongly. That tension — a bad Friday inside a good week — is the story to hold in mind. The snapshot On Friday, 13 November, the S&P 500 fell 30.73 points, or 0.4%, to 7,561.67, the Nasdaq Composite fell 229.82 points, or 0.9%, to 25,136.27, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 50.46 points, or 0.1%, to 52,347.55. The Russell 2000 slipped 0.31% to 2,790.49, the VIX rose 3.16% to 19.29, gold was at $3,878.70, down 0.17%, and WTI crude was at $89.01, up 0.30%. For the week, the picture was v

🐶 Options Puppy Market Outlook – 13 November 2026 📉 Wall Street Is Nervous! AI Uncertainty, Nvidia Weakness and KWEB Nears Support – Is It Time to Sell Cash-Secured Puts? 🐶 My take: When uncertainty increases, investors become more defensive. But for an options seller like me, a falling market can also create opportunities. Good morning, everyone! Today, 13 November 2026, I am looking at three important developments that could influence the stock market: uncertainty surrounding the artificial intelligence industry, weakness in major technology stocks and continued selling pressure in Chinese internet stocks. The market is becoming increasingly sensitive to news. Investors are questioning valuations, future earnings, interest rates and whether some of the enormous expectations surrounding a

$VST 20261218 130.0 PUT$ Sold again 

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$VST 20261218 130.0 PUT$  Closed eat share 

$VST 20261218 130.0 PUT$ Bought back $VST 20261218 130.0 PUT$  Covered some losses in nvda 

$NEBIUS(NBIS)$   $Service(SCI)$  $iShares Russell 2000 ETF(IWM)$   🐶 My take: Nebius is becoming an interesting player in the AI infrastructure business. While everyone talks about NVIDIA selling GPUs, we should also look at the companies building the data centres, supplying computing power and renting AI infrastructure to businesses. Nebius is trying to become one of the major AI cloud providers. Its latest FY26 Q3 earnings update contains some very impressive numbers: management expects revenue to reach US$12–13 billion in FY27, customers are signing increasingly large contracts, and the company is receiving

🐶 Options Puppy Market Report: NVIDIA’s 8.6% After-Hours Collapse — Did Institutional Selling Trigger a Chain Reaction? My take: The biggest danger in the stock market is not always bad news. Sometimes, it is uncertainty combined with institutional selling, leveraged investors and forced liquidation. When I look at NVIDIA’s latest price action, I see something more interesting than just a stock falling because of negative headlines. I see a possible chain reaction. NVIDIA had been trading around US$170–US$178. Investors were watching its AI business, earnings expectations and leadership developments. Then reports emerged after the market closed that NVIDIA’s board was discussing Jensen Huang’s future. There was no confirmed decision to remove Jensen Huang. A board discussion does not mean

📊 Options Puppy Market Update — 12 November 2026 🐶 NVIDIA Leadership Crisis, Hot CPI and Today’s Trading Opportunities Thursday | Singapore Time | US Market Outlook 🐶 My take: Today is a market where I want to protect my capital, collect premiums carefully and avoid chasing falling technology stocks. We have two major developments shaking Wall Street: * 🚨 NVIDIA is facing a leadership crisis involving Jensen Huang and uncertainty about CEO succession. * 🔥 US inflation has come in hotter than expected, putting pressure on the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate outlook. These two developments are particularly important because they affect the two things supporting the market: confidence in AI growth and expectations of lower interest rates. 1️⃣ 🚨 NVIDIA: Is the AI giant facing a leadership prob

My strategy: Buy 100 shares of QYLD at a low price, collect its monthly distributions, and sell covered calls to generate additional income while holding the shares. I like strategies that allow me to make my money work in more than one way. Instead of simply buying a stock and waiting for its price to increase, I want to explore how I can generate income while holding an ETF. One ETF that I am using for this strategy is Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD). My plan is relatively straightforward: * Buy 100 shares of QYLD when the price comes down to an attractive level. * Hold the shares and collect the monthly distributions. * Sell one call option against my 100 shares. * Collect the option premium upfront. * Repeat the process when the existing option expires or is closed, provide