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Meta burnt the late retail investors. I love the company but the stock is way too high. 

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta’s 20-day surge reflects strong AI-driven ad growth and efficiency gains. Rising engagement and Reels monetization add momentum. Valuation is getting stretched, but AI investments could fuel further upside. A pullback to key support levels might offer a better entry. Watch for volume and earnings guidance to confirm trend strength.

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $meta down $160 in 3 weeks but don’t worry guys it goes ex div soon and you get .52 cents per share

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $META: Record-Breaking Marketing at Meta Sentiment: Positive Meta achieved a new benchmark in cost-per-view and engagement rates, reinforcing its positioning in the global marketing ecosystem.

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta’s 20-day rally has raised questions about whether it’s too late to buy, but there’s still potential upside. The company’s aggressive push into AI, the Metaverse, and virtual reality positions it for long-term growth. Meta’s AI-driven ad business is also becoming more efficient, which should drive revenue growth. While the recent surge may seem steep, its strong fundamentals and continued investment in innovative technologies justify the price. If you believe in the future of AI and Meta's ability to adapt, it’s not too late to add to your position.

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta’s 20-day rally might seem like a late entry, but it’s not too late to buy, especially for long-term investors. Strong AI investments, solid financials, and a strategic focus on the Metaverse provide substantial growth potential. While short-term volatility is possible, Meta’s fundamentals suggest continued upside.

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The stock market is often a battleground of narratives, and few sectors are as dynamic as tech. Recently, Meta (formerly Facebook) has been on a tear, rallying for 17 consecutive days and capturing the attention of momentum traders. Meanwhile, Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has lagged, presenting what could be a compelling buying opportunity for value-oriented investors. While both stocks are relatively cheap compared to their historical valuations, Google’s lower forward P/E multiple and its diversified revenue streams make it a potentially smarter choice for long-term investors. Let’s dive into why Alphabet might be the better bet in this tech showdown. Meta’s Rally: A Closer Look $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta’s recent rally has been not

💰Don't fight the Fed. Powell remains firm on delaying rate cuts, while major tech stocks show mixed performance.💹 $UOB Kay Hian(U10.SI)$/$SGX(S68.SI)$/$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$: Singapore's financial sector holds strong allocation value.📣Stay tuned and supercharge purchasing power with CashBoost!| Market recapFollowing a weak opening, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed up 0.03%, while $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell 0.36%. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ marked a record with 17 consecutive days of gains. $NASDAQ Golden

🚨🚨Global Equity Markets Today 7 Feb     US Markets   - **S&P 500** gained 0.36% to 6,039.40, supported by tech resilience, though Amazon (-4% post-earnings) weighed on sentiment due to cloud capacity concerns. The **Nasdaq 100** rose 0.54%, extending a three-day winning streak, while the **Dow** fell 0.28% amid Honeywell’s (-5.5%) weak guidance .     - **Tech Sector**: NVIDIA (+8%) rebounded on AI optimism, but competition from China’s DeepSeek poses risks .   - **Europe**:     - **STOXX 600** (+1.3%) and **DAX** (+1.5%) hit record highs, driven by strong earnings (e.g., BASF +7%, Siemens Healthineers +6.1%) and easing bond yields. Defense stocks retreated on Ukraine peace rumors .   - **Asia**:     -

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ In today’s article, I’ll let you know whether I did after Amazon’s Q4 earnings announcement. We’ll cover several key aspects, starting with how massive this business has become in terms of revenue. Among the so-called "Magnificent 7" or FAANG stocks, Amazon is generating unparalleled revenue numbers. One of the most exciting developments is how Amazon’s e-commerce segment is now nearly as profitable as AWS. There was a time when that seemed impossible, but CEO Andy Jassy has successfully transformed the retail business into a profit machine. We'll also dive into Amazon’s Q1 guidance. Plus, we'll take a closer look at capital expenditures, especially since major cloud providers’ spending habits are a hot topic. If you’re like me

Big-Tech’s PerformanceDeepSeek - Trump tariffs - tech company earnings reports, this is the main theme of trading in the U.S. stock market in the past few weeks.Market volatility has been significantly elevated so far this year, with macro-level concerns about the Fed's "rate cuts" and the strong dollar under the Trump tariffs.U.S. bond yields were unsurprisingly pulled back, even before the Fed's rate meeting, as the impact of DeepSeek unexpectedly triggered a safe-haven pullback early;Trump's tariffs are not new, in the 1.0 period, the market although mind, but more understand its significance more in the negotiation (Bargain), so also with easy to be digested;Rather, it's the earnings reports of big tech companies that have a greater guiding influence on the market.Technology companies,

The recent earnings reports from Alphabet and Amazon revealed disappointing cloud revenue growth, shaking investor confidence. As the cloud computing landscape faces increased competition and cautious enterprise spending, traders are left wondering how to navigate these giants' post-earnings performance. Here’s a strategic breakdown of trading opportunities and factors to monitor. Earnings Takeaways Alphabet: Google Cloud's revenue growth fell short of expectations, raising concerns about its ability to compete with rivals like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon: Despite being a cloud pioneer, AWS saw slower growth as businesses reevaluate their IT budgets amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Both companies cited enterprise spending pressures as key challenges, signaling pote

Alphabet's Q4 earnings fell short of expectations, with revenue coming in slightly below estimates. Despite the miss, the company's core search advertising business performed better than anticipated, offering some reassurance to investors. However, cloud revenue growth lagged behind projections, which remains a crucial concern as competition intensifies in the cloud computing space. Adding to investor worries, Alphabet announced plans to spend $75 billion on capital expenditures in 2025—significantly higher than expected—raising questions about the potential impact on profitability. On the other hand, Amazon exceeded Wall Street sales estimates for the final quarter of last year. However, there are weaknesses in its cloud computing segment and lower-than-expected revenue guidance. Upcoming

Charting new waters in a behemoth must be tricky. With the computing tech sector in flux over ai and quantum whats next to chip away at the old guard?⭐

Alphabet's underperformance stemmed from weaker-than-expected growth in Google Cloud, a division once hailed as a high-growth engine. This unexpected slowdown rattled investors who had bet on cloud services and AI as key growth drivers. Why Amazon May Have an Edge AWS (Amazon Web Services) Leadership: AWS continues to dominate the cloud market, holding a larger market share than Google Cloud. Its strong customer base and expansive service offerings give it a competitive edge. AI-Powered Innovations: Amazon has been rapidly integrating AI into its cloud platform through services like Bedrock and CodeWhisperer, catering to enterprises seeking generative AI solutions. E-Commerce and Logistics Synergy: Amazon’s cloud and AI solutions are deeply integrated into its retail and logistics operatio

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$Alphabet(GOOG)$ 's Google Cloud has long been the underdog in the cloud computing race, trailing behind AWS and Azure. While their overall cloud business has been a persistent challenge, one area where they consistently shine is data analytics. Google Cloud has cemented its position as a leader in the data lakehouse space, offering cutting-edge solutions like BigQuery that empower businesses to unlock the value hidden within their data. Now, Google is doubling down on its data and AI strengths, promising increased investment in these critical areas. This strategic focus could be the key to finally bringing their cloud business back on track. Why is this a smart move? - Data Lakehouse Dominance: Google Cloud's leadership in the data lake

Big-Tech’s PerformanceDeepSeek - Trump tariffs - tech company earnings reports, this is the main theme of trading in the U.S. stock market in the past few weeks.Market volatility has been significantly elevated so far this year, with macro-level concerns about the Fed's "rate cuts" and the strong dollar under the Trump tariffs.U.S. bond yields were unsurprisingly pulled back, even before the Fed's rate meeting, as the impact of DeepSeek unexpectedly triggered a safe-haven pullback early;Trump's tariffs are not new, in the 1.0 period, the market although mind, but more understand its significance more in the negotiation (Bargain), so also with easy to be digested;Rather, it's the earnings reports of big tech companies that have a greater guiding influence on the market.Technology companies,

The optimism investors exhibited during President Trump’s first week back in the White House tempered a bit on Fri, 24 jan 2025. By the time trading ended for the holiday-shortened trading week: (see above) (1) DJIA: -0.32% (-140.82 to 44,424.25). (2) S&P 500: -0.29% (-17.47 to 6,101.24). Notched 1st record close of 2025 on Thursday. The S&P 500 rallied from a 2-month low to a record high over just 8 sessions. Marking the 2nd-fastest reversal since 1928. (3) Nasdaq: -0.50% (-99.38 to 19,954.30). For the week, the 3 indexes performances have been “credible” : (see above) Dow : up +2.2% or 936.42 points. S&P 500 : up +1.7% or 104.58 points. Nasdaq : up +1.7% or 324.10 points. Similarly, Year-to-date, the 3 indexes performances have been “great” : Dow : up +4.4% or 1,880.03 points

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ In today’s article, I’ll let you know whether I did after Amazon’s Q4 earnings announcement. We’ll cover several key aspects, starting with how massive this business has become in terms of revenue. Among the so-called "Magnificent 7" or FAANG stocks, Amazon is generating unparalleled revenue numbers. One of the most exciting developments is how Amazon’s e-commerce segment is now nearly as profitable as AWS. There was a time when that seemed impossible, but CEO Andy Jassy has successfully transformed the retail business into a profit machine. We'll also dive into Amazon’s Q1 guidance. Plus, we'll take a closer look at capital expenditures, especially since major cloud providers’ spending habits are a hot topic. If you’re like me

💰Don't fight the Fed. Powell remains firm on delaying rate cuts, while major tech stocks show mixed performance.💹 $UOB Kay Hian(U10.SI)$/$SGX(S68.SI)$/$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$: Singapore's financial sector holds strong allocation value.📣Stay tuned and supercharge purchasing power with CashBoost!| Market recapFollowing a weak opening, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ closed up 0.03%, while $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell 0.36%. $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ marked a record with 17 consecutive days of gains. $NASDAQ Golden

On Mon, 27 Jan 2025, the US stock market experienced a significant crash, largely driven by the emergence of a new AI model from Chinese startup DeepSeek. The unfolding event had a profound impact on the Magnificent Seven stocks, that included Apple , $Microsoft(MSFT)$, Amazon, $Alphabet(GOOG)$ , $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ , $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$. Below is a detailed look at how DeepSeek's AI model affected these stocks: Rise of DeepSeek DeepSeek, a relatively unknown Chinese AI startup, introduced an AI model that claimed to rival the capabilities of leading

The stock market is often a battleground of narratives, and few sectors are as dynamic as tech. Recently, Meta (formerly Facebook) has been on a tear, rallying for 17 consecutive days and capturing the attention of momentum traders. Meanwhile, Google’s parent company, Alphabet, has lagged, presenting what could be a compelling buying opportunity for value-oriented investors. While both stocks are relatively cheap compared to their historical valuations, Google’s lower forward P/E multiple and its diversified revenue streams make it a potentially smarter choice for long-term investors. Let’s dive into why Alphabet might be the better bet in this tech showdown. Meta’s Rally: A Closer Look $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ Meta’s recent rally has been not

Learnings and conclusions from this week’s charts: $.SPX(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $.DJI(.DJI)$ $GLOBAL X DOW 30® COVERED CALL ETF(DJIA)$ The stockmarket is rebounding off oversold conditions.Surveyed sentiment has reset from bullish to bearish.Yet retail flows have transitioned from doubt to hype.There are 3 very different historical stat steers for this year.Defensives’ earnings share has reached a decade+ low.Overall, I would say mixed signals is a good summary of the themes from this

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Microsoft is set to report its quarterly financial results after the markets close on January 29, 2025, sparking a lot of investor interest in whether they should buy Microsoft stock before earnings. In this video, I'll answer that question and preview what investors should be watching for in the upcoming earnings release. So, let’s take a closer look at this intriguing AI powerhouse. Microsoft last updated investors on October 30, 2024, revealing a 16% increase in revenue to $65.6 billion. However, operating income only grew by 14% to $30.6 billion, which was a bit surprising. Typically, when Microsoft’s revenue rises by 16%, operating income sees a more significant boost due to the company’s strong operating leverage. Operating

🌟🌟🌟In 2024, The Magnificent 7 stocks had a magnificent  year.  The group which includes Apple, Nvidia, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms and Tesla averaged a gain of 65% in 2024.   The Magnificent 7 made up 57% of the S&P500's market cap gain in 2024. $The Magnificent Seven ETF(MAGS)$  offers equal weight exposure to the Magnificent 7 stocks and is the first ever ETF to track the Magnificent 7. Let's check out the Magnificent 7 stocks by their  annual share price growth. The Top performer is Nvidia $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  which rose by 171% to close at USD 134.29 on December 31 2024. Nvidia had a ph

🚨🚨Global Equity Markets Today 7 Feb     US Markets   - **S&P 500** gained 0.36% to 6,039.40, supported by tech resilience, though Amazon (-4% post-earnings) weighed on sentiment due to cloud capacity concerns. The **Nasdaq 100** rose 0.54%, extending a three-day winning streak, while the **Dow** fell 0.28% amid Honeywell’s (-5.5%) weak guidance .     - **Tech Sector**: NVIDIA (+8%) rebounded on AI optimism, but competition from China’s DeepSeek poses risks .   - **Europe**:     - **STOXX 600** (+1.3%) and **DAX** (+1.5%) hit record highs, driven by strong earnings (e.g., BASF +7%, Siemens Healthineers +6.1%) and easing bond yields. Defense stocks retreated on Ukraine peace rumors .   - **Asia**:     -

Alphabet's Q4 earnings fell short of expectations, with revenue coming in slightly below estimates. Despite the miss, the company's core search advertising business performed better than anticipated, offering some reassurance to investors. However, cloud revenue growth lagged behind projections, which remains a crucial concern as competition intensifies in the cloud computing space. Adding to investor worries, Alphabet announced plans to spend $75 billion on capital expenditures in 2025—significantly higher than expected—raising questions about the potential impact on profitability. On the other hand, Amazon exceeded Wall Street sales estimates for the final quarter of last year. However, there are weaknesses in its cloud computing segment and lower-than-expected revenue guidance. Upcoming

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Google's stock has dropped 8% following the release of its Q4 2024 earnings report. Despite strong growth numbers, the market continues to sell off shares in after-hours trading. In today’s video, I’ll break down the key takeaways from Google's earnings, explore why the stock is declining, and discuss whether it's a buying opportunity. Earning Overview As always, I reviewed Google's Q4 earnings report and highlighted the most important figures. Google's total revenue grew 12% year-over-year to a record $96.5 billion. Google Services revenue increased 10% to $84.1 billion, while Google Cloud saw impressive 30% growth, reaching $12 billion. The company also reported a 31% rise in operating income and a 28% increase in net income, wi

Seeking Alpha's 2024 Best of the Top 10 stocks performed 124% overall, outperforming the $S&P 500 (.SPX)$ by 25%.Among them was selected the bullish $AppLovin Corporation (APP)$.And the Top 10 for 2025 are as follows:$OppFi Inc.(OPFI)$Market capitalization: $651.78 million.Quantitative rating: Strong Buy.Sector: Financial.Sector: consumer finance.Powered by AI-driven underwriting, OppFi Inc (OPFI) leverages its scalable technology platform to provide access to credit for underserved middle-income consumers.The company reported outstanding third quarter 2024 earnings results, with revenues reaching a new high of $136 million.Meanwhile, net income under GAAP more than do

1. Stocks Post Best Week Since November Election U.S. stocks capped off a strong week, driven by easing inflation concerns and robust corporate earnings. $.SPX(.SPX)$ : Rose 1% Friday, up 2.9% for the week, marking its best performance since November's U.S. election week. Dow Jones Industrial Average: Gained 335 points (1.0%) Friday, with a weekly rise of 3.7%. $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ : +1.51% to 19,630.20 $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ Market Sentiment: Positive CPI data, falling bond yields, and strong banking results helped lift

It was a slow and steady week of gains for the stock market this week. Bank earnings began and results were mostly ahead of expectations. This week, we begin earnings season in earnest with companies like $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ $General Motors(GM)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ The Ticking Time Bomb on Big Tech’s Balance SheetThis week, I explored the world of data center investment and depreciation. It’s not an exciting world, but it may be a place to find risk where most investors are seeing opportunity.As I’ve highlighted before, the economics of AI aren’t the same as technology companies are used to. Norma

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Big news for Microsoft stock investors! The company's management has shared some important updates on its business progress, and I'm here to break them down for you in this article. Let's dive in and explore what these developments could mean for Microsoft's stock performance. Earning Overview Microsoft's recent quarterly financial results caused its stock price to drop. In this articles, I’ll walk through the key figures, explain why the stock is falling, and share whether I still consider Microsoft stock a good buy after these results. Let’s get into it. Overall, Microsoft reported second-quarter revenue of $69.6 billion, a 12% increase year-over-year. The biggest growth came from its Intelligent Cloud business, which saw a 19%

The recent earnings reports from Alphabet and Amazon revealed disappointing cloud revenue growth, shaking investor confidence. As the cloud computing landscape faces increased competition and cautious enterprise spending, traders are left wondering how to navigate these giants' post-earnings performance. Here’s a strategic breakdown of trading opportunities and factors to monitor. Earnings Takeaways Alphabet: Google Cloud's revenue growth fell short of expectations, raising concerns about its ability to compete with rivals like Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon: Despite being a cloud pioneer, AWS saw slower growth as businesses reevaluate their IT budgets amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Both companies cited enterprise spending pressures as key challenges, signaling pote

Big-Tech’s PerformanceThis week's CPI release directly rewrote market risk sentiment.The dollar hit new highs since 2022 and 30 year US bond yields broke through to 5% again as a result of the previous extreme pessimism on rate cut expectations, even while considering that the reflation brought about by Trump's inauguration could cause the Fed to raise rates.The good news is that the fall in core CPI has reduced some of the tightness and all three indices have bounced back from overshooting.More importantly next week is when Trump takes office, and with those policies likely to be the first to be released, there are a lot of unknowns for the market. While the U.S. bond market is now more fully priced into the uncertainty $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond

Last Week's RecapThe US Market - A crazy volatile weekThe stock market saw massive losses Monday in AI hardware-related stocks amid fears that the AI model from China's DeepSeek will reduce the need for data centers, power and more. However, the $.SPX(.SPX)$ and $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ pared weekly losses, while the Dow Jones moved toward record highs.After tumbling 3.07% on Monday, the Nasdaq ended Friday with a weekly loss of 1.6%. The S&P 500 and blue-chip Dow finished the week 1% lower and 0.3% higher, respectively.The three major averages also posted monthly gains, with the $.SPX(.SPX)$ rising 2.7% and the Nasdaq advancing 1.6%. The Dow outperformed during the p

1. JPMorgan Chase & Co. $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ JPMorgan Chase had a strong fourth quarter, with key metrics beating analysts' expectations.The bank reported adjusted revenue of $43.74 billion, significantly beating the widely expected $42.01 billion.Earnings per share came in at $4.81, demonstrating strong profitability.Shares of JPMorgan Chase were up 2% in pre-market U.S. trading.Key performance indicators:Loans: $1.35 trillion, in line with expectationsProvision for credit losses: $2.63 billion, below expectations of $3.04 billionReturn on equity: 17% (vs. 14.1% expected)Return on tangible common equity: 21% (expected 17.2%)Book value per share: $116.07CEO Jamie Dimon emphasized the company's strong performance across all lines of business,