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$TQQQ Up +1.30%: Triple-Leveraged Nasdaq ETF Climbs to $79.60, Momentum Builds Toward $88 High
📊 Market Recap As of September 26, 2026, 'TQQQ' closed at $79.60, up +1.30% (+$1.02) from the prior session. The leveraged ETF traded in a range of $78.06 to $80.06, with turnover reaching $4.56 billion and volume of 57.41 million shares. The close leaves the fund approximately 9.6% below its 52-week high of $88.09, while holding comfortably above its 52-week low of $37.32. Pre-market activity on September 25 pointed to $79.01, suggesting buyers remained engaged ahead of the regular session. 🚀 Key Drivers AI Cloud Momentum: Broad strength across US AI cloud service providers, including names such as NEBIUS, CoreWeave, and Oracle, has reinforced bullish sentiment for Nasdaq-heavy and leveraged technology exposure. Leveraged Beta Flow: As a 3x daily leveraged vehicle, 'TQQQ' amplified the un
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$SanDisk (SNDK) +1.38% Momentum Builds: Memory-Chip Leader Eyes $1,819 Breakout, $2,354 Range in ...
📊 Market Recap As of September 26, 2026, 'SNDK' closed at $1,777.80, up +1.38% (+$24.18) on the day. The stock remains approximately 24.5% below its 52-week high of $2,354.39, suggesting ample recovery room if momentum persists. Intraday range was $1,742.59 - $1,815.00, with turnover rate at 4.94% and volume ratio at 0.63, reflecting moderate participation. Pre-market quote on September 25 was $1,792.46, while after-hours softened to $1,774.00, indicating mild profit-taking near resistance. 🚀 Key Drivers Memory-Chip Upswing: SanDisk is benefiting from a broad rally in storage and memory-linked names, with weekly momentum lists flagging the stock among top movers in the semiconductor space. AI-Driven Storage Demand: Continued enterprise and AI infrastructure buildouts are supporting pricing
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09-25 08:32
$SPX Tagged the .618 Extension Then Reversed
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ sold straight into the target. 🎯 The 5-3-5 model was calling for the bounce to get sold, and that’s exactly how it played out. 📐 Price tagged the .618 extension almost to the point — then reversed sharply. That’s the key part of the setup. C-waves commonly terminate around the 50%–61.8% extension of the A-wave, with the 90%–100% range also among the levels I watch. The model projects those potential termination zones before price reaches them. So when price hits the projected level and reverses, the setup is playing out according to the structure rather than simply reacting after the fact. 🔥 This is Elliott Wave 2.0. Map the structure. Project the levels. Wait for price to confirm. Then trade the reaction. Markets are always mo
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09-25 08:33
Macroeconomic Pressures and Long-End Treasury Dynamics: Debt Issuance, Yield Caps, and the UTEN Portfolio Strategy
Long-term U.S. Treasury yields have experienced persistent upward pressure, repeatedly testing multi-decade highs. This structural shift is driven by a fundamental imbalance between massive federal debt issuance and constrained private sector absorption capacity. In this article, we would like to share how we can synthesizes the core drivers (supply/demand imbalances, buyback limitations, supply-side inflation) and investment conclusions. The article would have the following Core Analysis Highlights: Supply vs. Buybacks: Explains why Treasury buybacks are liquidity-neutral operations that cannot counteract net issuance expansions. Yield Resistance: Analyzes natural macro limits including debt-servicing constraints, Treasury auction mix shifts (T-Bill reliance), and economic reflexivity. Vo
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09-25 08:35
Gold Looks Crowded While Bonds Look Cheap
🧐 Asset Class Valuation Indicators Spot the odd one out. 👀 High = expensiveLow = cheap And yes, valuation is closely tied to sentiment. In many ways, these indicators are also a popularity gauge. 😅 The interesting part is the gap between $Gold - main 2612(GCmain)$ and bonds. 🥇 Gold is sitting on the expensive side of the spectrum, reflecting strong demand and crowded positioning. 📉 Bonds, meanwhile, look much cheaper by comparison. That creates an unusually wide valuation contrast between the two asset classes. 🎯 From a purely contrarian perspective, the most extreme setup right now would be: Short Gold vs Long Bonds That doesn't automatically make it the right trade. It simply represents the most contrarian relative-value position based on t
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09-25 08:40
$SPX Is Going Nowhere but the Market Is Getting More Volatile
The stock market continues through a choppy season, where overnight moves and gaps have become the new normal. However, the current price action regime can be navigated those gaps in our favor, as we have done for $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Netflix(NFLX)$ $Alphabet(GOOG)$ $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $Broadcom(AVGO)$, and the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ itself; as gaps typically trigger counter-moves. Since Monday, the gap at 7,651 has been on our radar for the SPX. Tuesday’s indecision added warning signs, and Wednesday’s retrace, confirmed by the
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09-25 08:49
$NVDA Has the GPUs, $MRVL Is Building What Connects Them
Jensen just crowned $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ as a potential next trillion-dollar company. 👀 That sounds aggressive. But the underlying thesis is worth understanding. For years, the AI infrastructure story has been dominated by GPUs. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ → compute But an AI data center needs far more than compute. Thousands of GPUs need to communicate with each other at extremely high speeds. That requires sophisticated networking equipment and connectivity chips to move massive amounts of data across the system. And that’s where $MRVL comes in. ⚡ The part of AI infrastructure hiding behind the GPUs Marvell supplies semiconductor solutions used for networking and connectivity inside AI data centers. The bigger
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09-25 08:54
$SPY Closed Almost Exactly Where the Gamma Map Said It Could
This is why I pay attention to levels before the close, not after it. Earlier, with $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ at $767.39, the gamma map had three levels on watch: $769 → Call Wall$766 → Put Wall$765 → Pin Magnet The setup was pretty straightforward: Above $766 → expect price to stay relatively contained and chop into the close. Lose $766 → $765 becomes the next level to watch. No need to predict every candle. Just know where the structure changes. And then $SPY closed at: $767.18 🎯 Almost exactly inside the range the gamma structure had suggested could contain price. That’s the part I find useful about @GEXEdgeIO. It isn't about predicting the next candle. It's about having the important levels before price gets there. You can then use tho
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09-25 12:01
Bonds Tighten the Screws, Equities Hold Their Ground
Markets opened weak on Thursday but briefly found relief after reports that U.S. and Iranian negotiators were exploring a phased path toward de‑escalation. The bounce didn’t last. By the close, stocks were essentially unchanged, unable to shake off the pressure coming from the bond market. Index performance: Dow: –0.31% $S&P 500(.SPX)$ : –0.02% $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ : +0.01% The resilience is notable: despite the noise, all three benchmarks remain near record highs. Yields Stay Elevated - And Equities Feel It Treasury yields continued their march upward: US3OY 10‑year: highest level since 2007 7‑year: highest since 2009 The drivers are stacking up-rising oil, expectations of more Fed tightening, and weak d
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09-25 11:13
Just 5 Stocks Drove More Than 80% of August’s Major Index Gains
A remarkably small group of stocks did most of the heavy lifting for U.S. equities in August. In the Nasdaq-100, the top five contributors accounted for 86% of the index’s 3.47% gain, led by Palantir Technologies $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ , Micron Technology $美光科技(MU)$ , NVIDIA, Tesla $特斯拉(TSLA)$ and Apple. The S&P 500 told a similar story. Its five biggest contributors generated 84% of the index’s 2.00% gain, with NVIDIA, Apple, Palantir, Micron and Microsoft at the top. Headline index strength can sometimes hide how narrow the underlying participation really is. It also cuts both ways: Amazon, Alphabet Inc., Broadcom and Applied Materials were among
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09-25 15:52
Starbucks — Can the Comeback Become Real?
$SBUX doesn’t have the excitement of AI chips or data centres. And that’s exactly why it’s interesting. Starbucks has been trying to reset the business after a difficult period — improving stores, simplifying operations and getting customers back more frequently. The big question now is whether this becomes a genuine earnings turnaround, rather than just a story investors are buying into. ☕ More customers 🏪 Better store productivity 🌎 Improving international performance 💰 Margin recovery 📈 Stronger comparable sales If those pieces start moving together, Starbucks could have a very different earnings profile over the next few years. But there’s still plenty to prove. Consumer spending matters. Competition is intense. And fixing a huge global store network doesn’t happen overnight. That make
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09-25 15:49
Nike — Has the Turnaround Been Underestimated?
$NKE has been one of those stocks where the story has gone from “iconic brand” to “prove it.” But that’s exactly what makes it interesting. Nike has been dealing with weaker demand, tougher competition and the need to refresh its product pipeline. The stock has spent a long time trying to rebuild investor confidence. Now the question is whether the turnaround is finally starting to show up in the numbers. The interesting part about Nike is that it doesn’t need an AI narrative. It needs better execution. 👟 Stronger product launches 🌎 Improving international growth 📱 Better direct-to-consumer performance 💰 Margin recovery 📈 A return to more consistent sales growth If those pieces start falling into place, the market could begin valuing Nike on what the business can become rather than what we
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09-25 15:43
New Micron 5x Long DLC Expands Leveraged & Inverse Exposure to Memory Stocks
Societe Generale has further expanded its US Stock 5x DLC shelf beyond the Magnificent 7 with a new $Micron Technology(MU)$ 5x Long DLC (OLUW), which has started trading on 25th September. This expansion to 5x Micron DLCs complements the existing 3x Long and Short Micron DLCs range to offer investors more choices in terms of leverage factors. With up to 5x leveraged and inverse exposure to Micron's daily percentage performance, investors can express their bullish or bearish views to capture opportunities in both directions of the market. In addition to the newly listed $Applied Materials(AMAT)$ , $Intel(INTC)$ , and $SanDisk C
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09-25 14:12
SGX Daily Top Movers (25-9-2026): D05, O39, U11, Z74, A17U, BS6, C38U, 558, S68 & BN4 lead
1.Top 10 Traded Stocks/ETF/SDR by Value $DBS(D05.SI)$ $OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ $UOB(U11.SI)$ $Singtel(Z74.SI)$ $CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ $CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ $UMS(558.SI)$ $SGX(S68.SI)$ $Keppel(BN4.SI)$ 2.Stocks/ETF/SDR Hit 52-week High 0 Stock/ETF/SDR(s) meet the criteria. 3.Stocks/ETF/SDR Hit 52-week Low
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09-25 16:15
PCE Doomsday or AI Discount? Navigating the 5.5% Bond Shock
🌟🌟🌟The Personal Consumption Expenditures or PCE report is scheduled to be released on September 30 2026. The 10 year US Treasury yield has just violently broken through 5.5%, carving out a fresh multi year decade high. This sudden spike signals that institutional bond investors are completely losing faith that inflation is under control. The New York Fed President John Williams warned that it is entirely reasonable to expect another interest rate hike by the end of the year. This hawkish stance, arriving right on the heels of the Fed lifting its benchmark rate to 3.75% to 4.00%, has sent the 10 Year Treasury yield violently ripping past 5.5%. How 5.5% Yields Crush High Valuations When government bond yields break out to multi decade high of 5.5%, it triggers
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09-25 16:17
🚛 Tesla Semi: The Nine-Year Wait Is Finally Over
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Tesla Semi: The Nine-Year Wait Is Finally Overhas finally reached a milestone that has been almost nine years in the making. Tesla unveiled the Semi in 2017. Now the electric truck is moving into commercial deliveries from its new Sparks, Nevada factory.  And this could be more important for Tesla than it initially looks. The Semi isn’t just another vehicle. It’s Tesla entering a massive commercial trucking market where fuel costs, operating efficiency and total cost of ownership matter enormously. The Nevada facility is designed for up to 50,000 trucks a year once fully ramped. Tesla has also started deliveries to customers including PepsiCo, DHL and US Foods.  But here’s the part I’m watching 👀 50,000 units is c
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09-25 16:21
Meta Is Betting That Your Next Computer Could Be on Your Face
Meta just made its smart-glasses strategy a lot more interesting. At Connect, the company unveiled Ray-Ban Meta Audio, its first camera-free AI glasses, alongside the new Ray-Ban Meta Gen 3 and a cheaper Meta-branded option. The bigger story, though, may be what Meta is putting inside those glasses: Muse, its personal AI agent. The camera-free Ray-Ban Meta Audio starts at $349, weighs as little as 43 grams and offers up to 12 hours of battery life. The idea is simple: get the AI, audio and hands-free convenience without the privacy concerns that come with putting a camera on your face.  Then there’s the Gen 3. It starts at $449, adds a 12MP camera, 3K video, up to nine hours of battery life and a customisable action button for quick access to Meta AI.  But Muse could be the real game cha
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09-25 17:02
Wed (23/09), start of US Market pullback?
Stocks Fall, Rate-Hike Fears Return. On Wed, 23 Sep 2026 - US market fell big time across the board. By the time 4pm arrived, (see below) DJIA : -0.68% (-352.10 to 51,511.59. S&P 500 : -0.75% (-58.61 to 7,706.03). Nasdaq: -1.13% (-308.241 to 26,936.037) Strong Economic Growth Brings Fresh Inflation Risks. Rising inflation and a strengthening US economy are pushing the US Federal Reserve toward yet another interest hike. This timing comes right before the crucial US mid-term election. On Wednesday, market traders heavily bet that a 2nd consecutive rate hike will take place in late October 2026 when the Fed convenes. On Wednesday, the closely watched preliminary S&P Global's flash US Composite PMI Output Index report for September 2026, jumped to its highest level since July 2021. Th
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Muse takes a cut per transaction. Whose front door does it touch? My ranking, and how I'm trading the fallout with sell puts Written Thursday, 24 Sept (SGT), using Wednesday's US close. What Meta actually announced Meta Connect opened on Wednesday with $1,299 VR glasses, camera-free smart glasses, and the first real answer to the question everyone has been asking about Muse: how does it make money? The answer is a toll. Meta says Muse will be free for a large number of tokens, and over time it expects to profit by taking a small fee on transactions. It hasn't said how big the fee is. There's also a subscription layer, with monthly plans from $20 to $100 above a free option. The plumbing is already in place: Payments and checkout: Stripe handles the payment rails, Shop Pay covers Shopify's
TOPQuick follow up now that Connect is done. Zuckerberg said it plainly on Wednesday: Muse stays free for a huge number of tokens, and Meta plans to make its money from a small fee on transactions. That's a toll booth, not a chatbot. The market has already picked sides. Expedia joined Muse on Tuesday and still dropped about 7% the next day. Booking slid around 5%. Amazon shut Muse out. Shopify let it in through Shop Pay and still collects its normal payment fee on every order. My read: if you own the inventory or the payment rails, you get paid either way. If you only own the search box, the agent can walk right past you. Airbnb's listings can't be booked anywhere else. A hotel room can. So nothing changes in my book. I'm not selling puts on the aggregators while they're falling knives, and I check the 200-day SMA first. Alphabet stays on watch, $30K cash per $300 put, and I respect the earnings calendar. Who survives the agent era, the owner or the middleman?
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09-25 06:06
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ NVIDIA (NVDA) — Outlook Conclusion: the fundamental growth engine is still running at full speed and the stock is not expensive relative to its own history, but the near-term technical picture is soft and the market is already pricing in a very large forward ramp. The risk-reward looks moderately positive on a 12-month view, with the main tension being execution risk on the 2027–2028 estimates rather than valuation. 1. Growth is still compounding at a high rate Metric FY2026 (actual) FY2027 (est.) FY2028 (est.) FY2029 (est.) Revenue (USD bn) 215.9 410.8 695.6 913.8 YoY growth +65.5% +90.3% +69.3% +31.4% EPS (USD) 4.77 9.28 15.78 20.96 YoY growth +59.5% +94.6% +69.9% +32.9% EBIT (USD bn) 137.3 268.4 455.5 609.7 The consensus is