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$SPDR Gold Shares(GLD)$   PCT: GLD Sure Win v4.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. From Investing .Com GLD charts. Trump last term 2017-2020. GLD returns +50%. That means it returns +10% on average returns for each year of Trump last term. The second screenshot shows GLD 2025 YTD% returns = +14%. If stay the course. This year 2025 returns = will be +56%. When nothing is certain. Gold is certain. Let's compared to QQQ last Trump terms. Trump first year QQQ = +33%. Trump second year QQQ = +0%. Trump third year QQQ = +50%. Trump fourth year QQQ = +50%. Intend to switch GLD to TQQQ. But it is totally erratic. Unpredictable. My point is you earn more holding QQQ for Trump 4 years term. But there is good year & bad

Yes, I took a little bet during the week, despite Monday’s drop and wild week. No, it is not what most people think, not the “buy-the-drop”or “be greedy when there is blood on the street” stuffs. I am just not that sort. Not especially if some of those blood is mine! No, I did not buy in a big way… at least not into the big 7. I did not even buy the VIX, the fear index or short Nasdaq. Nothing of those sorts… that is just not me. Still, I took a gamble… a different manner as I see fit. A big reason for this week’s volatility is with Donald Trump and his tariffs war, and its resulted uncertainty. The so-called tariffs is but an import tax imposed on the Americans. Actually, the correction started way before this week. Last year’s market boom was characterised by the riskier assets such as c

Options Market Statistics: Nvidia Shares Rise as Foxconn Results Boost Investor Confidence $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$   shares surged 5.27% on Friday. The most traded calls are contracts of $120 strike price that expire on Mar 14 and the total volume reaching 322,078 with the open interest of 76,119. Nvidia's stock was rising on Friday after a key supplier's latest earnings report appeared to bode well for the artificial-intelligence trade amid a wider market rally. Results from Taiwanese electronics maker Foxconn, appeared to be giving the stock a boost. Foxconn recently said it was building the world's largest manufacturing site for servers to house Nvidia's GB200 Superchips in Mexico. That guidance could be see

Bitcoin Seeks Comeback After Record $53 Billion Drawdown from ETFs: Bitcoin Chatter $Bitcoin (BTC.CC)$ is attempting to stage a comeback after losing its shine to gold amid an exodus of hedge funds from exchange-traded funds backed by the largest cryptocurrency.  Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw a record drawdown since Feb. 10, Bloomberg Intelligence analyst Eric Balchunas wrote in a note yesterday.  Since the start of the year through Thursday, Bitcoin has tumbled 14% as investors shunned riskier assets amid growing anxiety over the impact on the US and global economy from Trump tariffs and retaliatory tariffs from its trading partners. That contrasts with an almost 14% gain in spot gold. Based on Balchunas’s analysis, that’s not the only culprit behind the sell-off seen in Bitcoin spot ET

Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to revolutionize economic growth, and Asia is leading the charge. While Western nations grapple with the philosophical implications of AI's capabilities, Asian markets are already harnessing its power to boost productivity across diverse sectors, from automated factories and autonomous vehicles to the Internet of Things (IoT) and innovative low-altitude applications. ISDN, $ISDN(I07.SI)$  a Singapore-listed provider of hardware and software automation solutions, is ideally positioned to capitalize on this burgeoning market. The company is strategically expanding into AI applications through initiatives such as: - NovaPeak: A subsidiary focused on AI-driven inspection and maintenance of buildings and in

Hi, I'm an ‌$IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$   investor since 2021. As the stock forms a significant part of my portfolio, I've been researching into the company as part of my DD. ‌In this article, I'll be sharing my past research and thoughts about recent developments with the community. 2 things to take note before I continue: 1) This is a LONG article😅, 2) While I try to categorise into Good and Bad for easy reading, my opinions are more nuanced. OK, so here goes... ‌ The Good‌ 👍 ‌ Good 1: Technology - IonQ is moving towards Barium-based system which has higher fidelity (performance) - Developed rack-mounted systems for data centre installations - Developed room-temperature system (lower operating cost compared to superconducting systems) - Demonstrated

Following my last relatively long article, "I took a gamble!", this article goes into more details of the thought process behind one of the 4 bets I took recently. Defence companies  It is not a "in-topic", yet I deem it important enough to have a space to call its own. Let's get to it. Defence companies have been a mixed bag since Donald Trump's second term. Why so? Prior to his second coming, lots of people are saying that Trump is good for defence companies given that he is supposedly pro-business and big on defence budget. This cannot be further from the truth. Donald Trump had already let the world 🌎 knows during his Presidential campaigns that he is looking to end the wars in both Israeli/Palestinian and Russian/Ukrainian. He is also looking to slash government funding. Why woul

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  As GTC 2025 approaches, investors are looking to Nvidia as a potential catalyst to revive the market. With its dominance in AI, data centers, and GPUs, Nvidia has played a crucial role in previous tech rallies. But can it do it again, or has the AI boom already been fully priced into the stock? Nvidia’s Market Influence Nvidia has become synonymous with AI innovation, fueling demand for its high-performance chips across industries. The company’s GPUs power everything from machine learning and cloud computing to gaming and autonomous vehicles. With AI adoption accelerating globally, Nvidia remains a key player in this space. At GTC 2025, CEO Jensen Huang is expected to unveil new advancements in AI inf

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Market downturns often present great buying opportunities, but not every stock that dips is worth investing in. Identifying quality companies requires a disciplined approach. Here’s how you can separate winners from value traps: 1. Strong Financials A quality company maintains solid revenue growth, healthy profit margins, and a strong balance sheet with manageable debt. Look for consistent earnings reports and free cash flow to ensure the company remains stable even in downturns. 2. Competitive Advantage Companies with strong moats—whether through branding, technology, patents, or network effects—are more likely to recover and grow in the long run. Look at how the company stands out from its competitors. 3. Industry Resilienc

For the longest time, U.S. stocks have led the global markets, and no group has felt this more acutely than China stock investors since 2021, as China stocks have severely underperformed U.S. stocks. But that’s changing—at least in 2025 so far, the tide has turned. The MSCI China Index has gained 18.7%, while the S&P 500 is down 4.6%. The key question now: Can this China stock outperformance last? History has shown that China stocks can surge rapidly, only to experience sharp declines. And with the U.S. stock market still the global leader, any major shock in the U.S. is likely to ripple across world markets, including China. we believe that there is a real chance that China stocks could continue to perform well, even if U.S. stocks struggle. Shifting market cycles, valuation re-rating

Lip-Bu Tan's Appointment as Intel CEO:  Outlook Going Forward. Lip-Bu Tan as its new CEO, here's a look at the potential outlook: Potential Strengths: - Semiconductor Expertise: Tan's extensive experience in the semiconductor industry, including his successful tenure as CEO of Cadence Design Systems, provides him with deep knowledge of chip design, manufacturing, and market dynamics. This could be crucial for Intel's turnaround efforts. - Industry Connections: Tan's extensive network within the industry could be valuable for securing partnerships, attracting talent, and navigating complex supply chains. - Focus on Manufacturing: Tan's experience in manufacturing, particularly in his role overseeing Intel's manufacturing operations, could help address the company's manufacturing challe

So I've been picking up $Venture Global, Inc.(VG)$ And $Redwire Corp.(RDW)$ And $Archer Aviation Inc.(ACHR)$ Plus options in $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$. So yes im bottom feeding, picking up growth stocks at prices I consider bargains. But are they bargains? Well to answer this question you need to understand risk versus volatility. Risk is the extent to which you buy what you believe is a great stock at a decent price and it doesn't deliver. So it goes down because its fundamentals change and its no longer a great stock to own. But if the fundamentals remain unchanged, growth in revenue going forward, profits etc all rema