🚀 I give founder leadership a significant amount of weight when choosing a long-term technology investment. A founder who understands the technology, has a clear vision and is willing to innovate can create tremendous value over time. However, I don’t invest based on personality alone. I also look at financial performance, cash flow, competitive advantages and the ability to execute. For example, leaders like Elon Musk and Jensen Huang demonstrate how strong founder vision can shape entire industries. Ultimately, I want to invest in businesses where the founder thinks long term, adapts to change and creates sustainable shareholder value. 🐯
🚀 I give founder leadership a significant amount of weight when choosing a long-term technology investment. A founder who understands the technology, has a clear vision and is willing to innovate can create tremendous value over time. However, I don’t invest based on personality alone. I also look at financial performance, cash flow, competitive advantages and the ability to execute. For example, leaders like Elon Musk and Jensen Huang demonstrate how strong founder vision can shape entire industries. Ultimately, I want to invest in businesses where the founder thinks long term, adapts to change and creates sustainable shareholder value. 🐯
🚀 Blink Fans Market Talk: AI Earnings Lift QQQ — Is This the Start of a Bigger Rebound, or Will After-Hours Risk Reverse Everything
? 🐱 My take: Wall Street is buying the AI recovery again, but I am not convinced that one strong trading session is enough to declare the market out of danger. The technology sector is showing signs of life, AI infrastructure stocks are attracting buyers, and the Nasdaq has bounced. However, inflation, Treasury yields, corporate financing costs and NVIDIA-related uncertainty could still change the direction of the market. The big question I am asking myself is simple: Are investors finally recognising that AI spending is translating into real business growth, or are they simply buying back stocks after a sharp correction? Let’s break down what happened, why it matters, and what I will be watching next. 📈 1. QQQ Rallies 2.31% — Technology Investors Return One of the biggest developments was
$Apple(AAPL)$ 🍎 Why I Continue to Hold Apple ($AAPL) – A Long-Term Investment in Quality 🍎 1️⃣ Why am I holding Apple? I continue to hold Apple because I believe it is more than just a company selling iPhones. It has built one of the strongest consumer technology ecosystems in the world. From the iPhone and iPad to Mac, Apple Watch, AirPods and its services business, customers are deeply connected to its products. What I particularly like is its customer loyalty. Once someone enters the Apple ecosystem, switching to another brand can be difficult because all the devices and services work seamlessly together. This creates recurring demand and gives Apple a competitive advantage. 💰 2️⃣ Strong Financial Foundation I also appreciate Apple
$PLTR 20261120 180.0 CALL$ 🐶 Why Selling a Protective Covered Call on PLTR Is Important Selling a covered call is one of my favourite ways to manage risk while holding shares of a company I believe in. For my PLTR position, I am selling the 20 November 2026 $180 CALL. My objective is not simply to collect option premiums, but also to create an additional income stream while managing my existing shares. 💰 1️⃣ Generate Extra Income By selling covered calls, I receive premiums upfront. This allows me to earn additional income while waiting for PLTR to move higher. Even if the share price trades sideways, I can still benefit from the premium collected. 🛡️ 2️⃣ Provide Some Downside Protection The premium received helps reduc
TSLA can run to 453 by December if we see the market bottom with in the next 5-7 trading days. It has shown relative strength with AI/Chip stocks selling off. Calls can work above 400 this week.