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$KST.HK 20250627 60.00 CALL$ Another better day!

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Victim of Put Option Market Manipulators Recommend retail investors to hold and not get distracted by misinformatIon. Put Options Speculators intentionally making use of the fear to continuously cash in, but the long-term prospects of Nvidia remain untouched. Multiple funds have stick to their buy recommendations as the P/E for a growth giant is too attractive.  Those speculating about the growth are trying to create mayhem. Buy the dip and be rich later.  - Tesla: 0.95% Yoy - Apple: 2% YoY - Amazon: 10.99% YoY - Google: 13.8% YoY - Microsoft: 15.67% YoY - Meta: 21% YoY Put Options Manipulation is too obvious to ignore  The pull of both bull and bears are strong. Even though the m

$MEITUAN-W(03690)$ How nice if I didn't sell a call option to limit my win.. 😞

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ You can see the plot developing for the next few weeks and possibly months. Nvida will be driven down below $100. It’s inevitable and in the cards. No matter what their April 1st quarter does it will be irrelevant to make any profit In the stock. But remember the market has a double sword. There will be market swings and fluctuations, so Nvidia will still be a market leader, but there’s gonna be a lot of volatility. Prepare a good strategy and hopefully you can make some money on this before year end. If you are a long-term holder good luck to all.

March 7, 2025 – Pre-Data Release Roundup As the clock ticks toward the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) release at 8:30 AM ET today, March 7, 2025, financial markets are poised for one of the month’s most anticipated economic events. With consensus forecasts pegging job growth at 160,000, an unemployment rate steady at 4.0%, and average hourly earnings rising 0.3% month-over-month (MoM) and 4.1% year-over-year (YoY), the prevailing narrative suggests markets are pricing in a "no surprises" outcome. Yet, a sharp jump in the VIX on Thursday and lingering macro uncertainties hint at risks that could jolt traders if the data veers off course. Here’s a pre-release roundup of what’s at stake and where markets stand. The 'No Surprises' Scenario The NFP, covering ~80% of U.S

PLTR is down again—but I’m STILL not buying. Yes, the stock has sold off from $120 to $80 in just a few weeks, but that doesn’t mean it’s time to jump in. Here’s why patience is key: The weekly BX is still making lower lows—big money is leaving, and until that flips, there’s no real support. The daily chart is in the golden pocket but hasn’t hit the Smart Money Zone yet. We could see a pop to $100 before another rejection—but a real bottom likely won’t happen until $73-$70 holds.

$ST Engineering(S63.SI)$  ST Engineering seems to be on a bull run. It has smashed through $6.2 threshold and hit another ATH 52 wks record. Understand that OCBC Investment's target price for ST is $6.3. RHB analysts assessed that company might gradually raise dividend from 2025 to 2027 (business times news). There should be continuous strong demand for its defend products and solutions in view of geopolitical tensions ongoing. Moreover, order book is relatively high at about SGD 28 billions as at end 2024. Hope that company will continue to attract longer term investors, hence confident and demand will increase correspondingly as well. Cheers ST. [Smile]  [Smile]  [Smile]  

$S&P 500(.SPX)$  Elon Musk's DOGE initiative has been laying off federal employees coast-to-coast, which may impact the upcoming jobless claims report. The large-scale layoffs could lead to a higher-than-expected increase, affecting the labor market. I wouldn't be surprised if the jobless claims results are negative for the markets.

$JD.com(JD)$   The firm's board has approved an annual cash dividend of $0.5 per ordinary share or $1 per American depositary share (ADS) for the year 2024. The dividend is expected to be paid on or around April 23 and April 29 for holders of ordinary shares and ADSs, respectively. Will JD reach my target price?  $XIAOMI-W(01810)$  

Don’t give Trump too much credit… there’s methods in madness, there’s arrogance in thinking too… he’s bully by nature, and I don’t think he cares two hoots if the market is going down… while it is true that if people runs to bonds, bonds yield falls, this doesn’t necessarily translate into low inflation. If consumer’s price continues to raise since imports are a lot more expensive due to tariffs, inflation will hardly come down… it is not so straightforward. On the other hand, by cutting labour in government services by big number in a short time could contribute to significant increase in short term unemployment rate. This might have a deflationary effect. Time will tell… I am not optimistic with US mid to long term future… the problem with today’s world is that neither Europe nor China i