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If you opened your trading app today and saw a sea of red, you’re definitely not alone. March 12 turned into one of those classic macro-driven trading days: oil surged past $100, the U.S. dollar strengthened sharply, and U.S. stocks recorded their biggest drop of the year. When geopolitics, commodities, and monetary policy collide, markets tend to move fast—and today was a perfect example. But before reacting emotionally to a volatile session, it’s worth stepping back and understanding what actually drove the market today. Here are the five developments every investor should know. 🛢️ 1️⃣ Oil Breaks $100 — Energy Risk Is Back The biggest story today is simple but powerful: oil is back above $100 per barrel. According to Reuters and Bloomberg market data, Brent crude surged more than 10% int

ARKW Investment Tracker position change: Decreased position in CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc. by 286 shares, the number of shares held decreased 0.39% compared to the previous period and now represents 2.11% of the total position.

Volatility is the price of admission for $Himax(HIMX)$ massive rebounds. Each major fall creates a vacuum where 'weak hands' exit and conviction-driven buyers take over. We are seeing the 'rubber band effect' in real-time: the more violent the stretch downward, the more velocity the stock gains as it snaps back toward its new 52-week highs. @TigerPM @Daily_Discussion @TigerObserver @Tiger_comments @TigerStars

$NVDA$ Tuesday's put flow suggests the panic has cooled — at least for this week. But institutions aren't letting their guard down. 40k of the March 20th 170 puts were bought to open $NVDA 20260320 170.0 PUT$ . If oil's reaction is any guide, we're likely in for the scenario I laid out yesterday: chop into triple witching. So NVDA grinds 180–190 into next week. $USO$ USO saw big blocks in puts — mostly longer-dated. Two strike buckets: 100 and 90. Means the market sees a stalemate near-term. Probability of a major drop in the next two weeks? Low. $TSLA$ First medium-term bullish call in a while: 510 calls bought $TSLA 20260515 510.0 CALL$ — 15.9k contr

$Oracle(ORCL)$’s stock just surged over 8% in after-hours trading! 📈 Driven by the AI data center boom, the company crushed Wall Street estimates and delivered its strongest earnings report in 15 years. 🚀 However, this historic win can't hide its massive financial pressures. $Oracle(ORCL)$ currently faces liabilities exceeding $100 billion,⚠️coupled with rumors of 30,000 layoffs for an AI-driven restructuring. So, is the market being overly optimistic, or is $Oracle(ORCL)$ truly the next AI powerhouse? 🤔 Let’s break down the core financials, the underlying risks, and the valuation outlook. 👇 1. 💵Did AI Just Supercharge Oracle’s Balance Sheet? Historic Highs : Tot

Singapore’s market has been quietly doing its thing, but there are some stocks that really stand out. High dividends, growth potential, and a pinch of defense — these five caught my eye: 1. $SGX(S68.SI)$ The monopoly play. Daily trading hitting SGD 2.1B, government throwing a SGD 5B lifeline at the market. More trades = more fees = happy SGX. If you like steady dividends and a deep moat, this is your core holding. 2. $DBS(D05.SI)$ Singapore’s banking giant. Growing fast in Southeast Asia, leading digital banking, and rates are high. Solid asset quality and ~5% dividend yield make it the classic “hold and collect” stock. 3. $ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ Defense m