TSLA short-term buying pressure is sticking around
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ closed the day pretty much flat.The Daily BX is still holding green, which is a good sign that short-term buying pressure is sticking around.We’re pushing right into that $290 liquidity zone — the same level we’ve rejected at a few times before.The more times we test a level like this, the higher the chance we eventually break through it.That said, I’m not too focused on the daily chart anymore.All eyes are on the weekly and monthly closes.I want to see the Weekly BX hold green first, and even more importantly, I want to see the Monthly BX confirm.Once those candles close, I’ll post an update and let you know if I’m adding to my December 2026 calls.ImageFor whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and
$S&P 500(.SPX)$ - Indecision candle close to the 50 DMA zone; the Stochastic is curling down at overbought zone. A potential consolidation is in play. A Zweig thrust is usually reached in overbought levels, so a buying opportunity could come. $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ ImageThe Zweig Breadth Thrust, a notable technical indicator developed by the renowned investor Dr. Martin Zweig, serves as a powerful tool for identifying potential major turning points in the stock market, particularly marking the possible commencement of significant bull runs.This momentum-based indicator focuses on the rapid shift in market participation. Its calculation
$ParkwayLife Reit(C2PU.SI)$ Basic Profile & Key Statistics Key Indicators Performance Highlight PLIFE delivered a steady performance in 1Q FY25, supported by contributions from acquisitions made in August and December 2024. Gross revenue, NPI, and amount available for distribution grew year-on-year, supported by: Full-quarter contributions from one nursing home in Japan and eleven nursing homes in France Step-up lease arrangements for the Singapore hospital properties However, DPU rose modestly by 1.3% due to an enlarged unitholder base following an equity fundraising exercise. Divestment On 21 April 2025, PLife REIT announced the divestment of its Malaysia portfolio for RM20.09 million (S$6.09 million), which is 4.6% above the average of t
Daily Charts - Most of the world's stock markets declined
1.Inconvenient issue from the 1930's bear market (which was in part triggered by tariffs) Most of the world's stock markets declined -- there wasn't anywhere to hide...Image2.we just saw a spike in Gold market implied volatility (common exhaustion indicator; suggests a period of consolidation). Sentiment and positioning are also rolling over from overbought levelsGold topping signal... 👀(you tend to see gold $Gold - main 2506(GCmain)$$Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ spikes at turning points and around trend exhaustions; best case is a period of consolidation)ImageFor whom haven't open CBA can know more from below:🏦 Open a CBA today and enjoy privileges of up to SGD 20,000 in trading limit with 0 commissio
What's your opinion on the US company: Jack Henry?
$Jack Henry & Associates(JKHY)$ provides core processing and payment technologies to small and mid-sized banks and credit unions.Their business model centers on delivering business-critical services (mostly via long term contracts), resulting very high recurring revenue (around 90%), Their philosophy emphasise employee and customer satisfaction first,believing shareholder value follows naturallyBusiness segmentsCore Processing (1/3 of revenue): software that manages essential bank operations (deposits, loans, general ledger). Built largely organically, with a focus on cloud transition.Payments (1/3 of revenue): Debit/credit card processing, bill pay and newer real-time payment solutions Driven by volume growth, ticd to increasing digital payme
Pfizer (PFE) is gearing up to release its earnings on April 29th, just before the market opens. As one of the most influential players in the global healthcare landscape, the company’s performance is always under scrutiny, and personally, I’m excited to see what numbers they bring to the table. But this is just my personal opinion, and I’m feeling optimistic about Pfizer's future. Looking at the stock’s 52-week range, which has fluctuated between $20.92 and $31.54, Pfizer’s current price of around $23 is well off its high. While this might seem like a setback, it could actually present a golden opportunity for investors seeking value. The company has been through some ups and downs, but it remains a formidable force in the pharmaceutical world—especially after its ground-breaking collabora
In addition to NVDA, TSLA, and SPY, there are also notable large orders for GOOGL, AAPL, PLTR, INTC, ASHR, and CORZ. $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ This week's fluctuation range is broadly 100–115 and narrowly 105–113, depending on the tech earnings reports this week. However, considering the stock price may align with 110 or even reach 120 before May 16, selecting a small position to sell put options with a strike price of 105 is reasonable.Special emphasis on small positions and risk control here. After all, we are in the middle of tariff negotiations. While Trump aims for a quiet earnings season for U.S. stocks, others may not think the same. Ideally, the stock price will trend upward during earnings season, but in a less ideal scenario, a sudden backstab coul
New kids on the block If you have been around the block a few times, did you notice that it can be rewarding at times to “invest” in “popular or it" US equities (usually well-known companies that dominate headlines and attract significant investor attention), although it is not a guaranteed path to outperformance. Reasons behind popular stocks: (1) Market momentum & self-perpetuating trend. I cannot think of a better example than $NIO Inc.(NIO)$. At the peak of its hype, it commanded a $66 per share value, thanks to speculation driving its price higher & higher. Look at where it is now. (2) Strong fundamentals. Wanted to say the Magnificent 7. Might have to exclude 1
The Week In Rally. I am sure everyone knows that US market had a good 4 day run last week from Tuesday to Friday. When trading ended for the week: (see above) DJIA: +3.10% (+1,207.46 to 40.113.50). S&P 500: +5.59% (+292.57 to 5,525.21). Nasdaq: +8.29% (+1,330.18 to 17, 382.94). The Big Question. In the last trading week of April (crossing into May) will US market continue to rally or pull back ? US pre-market indicators for Mon, 28 Apr 2025, show a slight decline across major indexes: Dow futures are down 14 points (-0.03%) at 40,240. S&P 500 futures are down 2.5 points (-0.05%) at 5,547.25. Nasdaq futures are down 10 points (-0.05%) at 19,525.25. This suggests a mildly negative start for US markets. Investors need to be aware because this week is jam-packed with a lot of activitie
[Stock Prediction] How will Apple close Friday 02/05 following their earnings?
🔮 Click to vote! Guess how $Apple(AAPL)$ will close on Friday, May 2, following its earnings report. If you get the correct answer, you may share 1,000 Tiger Coins with other Tigers!Apple will report Q2 FY25 earnings after market close on May 1. Analysts expect Apple’s revenue to come in at $94.124 billion and adjusted net income to be $24.265 billion. Adjusted earnings are likely to be $1.612 per share, according to Bloomberg's unanimous expectations.Key Areas to Watch:iPhone Sales: Short-term gains from early shipments, but longer-term pressure from competition in China and weak global demand.Services Business: Expected to grow 12% YoY and account for 23% of total revenue, helping to support margins.Supply Chain Risks: Ongoing shift to India and
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 1.5X Shares(TSLL)$ $GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF(TSLR)$ I have been closely following Tesla's journey, especially with the buzz around its upcoming robotaxi launch in June 2025 here in Austin, Texas. The company has been making bold moves, with hundreds of test drivers already on the ground, preparing for this ambitious project. Tesla's stock price has been a rollercoaster, and there is a lot of speculation about whether it will hit $300 soon. I am cautiously optimistic, but I also see some challenges ahead that could impact th
Palantir’s Earnings Edge: Can It Slash Through to Record Heights?
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$$S&P 500(.SPX)$ Palantir Technologies stands on the brink of its Q1 earnings announcement on May 5, with the stock reclaiming the $110 mark. Investors are buzzing: can this AI and data analytics titan catapult to a new all-time high before the big reveal, or will its steep valuation anchor it down? With blockbuster growth forecasts and a spotlight on its government ties under the Trump administration, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Let’s dive into the numbers, sentiment, and catalysts that could define Palantir’s next move. Earnings Forecast: A Growth Juggernaut Analysts are projecting a stellar quarter for
Grab’s Big Reveal: Can Earnings Ignite a Profit Surge?
$Grab Holdings Ltd( $Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ )$ Grab’s upcoming earnings report is shaping up to be a blockbuster moment for the Southeast Asian superapp. Last time around, the stock took a 10% nosedive despite a robust 17% year-over-year revenue jump in Q4. Why the sour mood? The market wasn’t impressed—Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) missed Bloomberg’s forecast by 1.24%, and EBITDA fell short by 3%. Add in FY 2025 revenue guidance that didn’t dazzle, and it’s clear Grab has some convincing to do. With earnings dropping this Tuesday, the stakes are high. Can Grab flex stronger profitability? Will its financial services steal the spotlight? And where’s the stock headed? Buckle up—here’s the breakdown. Profitability: Time to Stop the Bleeding? Grab’s be
The Q1 2025 earnings season is heating up, and investors are on edge. FactSet pegs the S&P 500’s blended earnings growth at 7.2%, a decent clip. But dig deeper, and the plot thickens: the “Magnificent 7” tech titans are expected to lag, while the other 493 companies carry the torch with stronger growth compared to 2024. This week, Snap, Starbucks, Spotify, Grab, and Qualcomm take the stage. Will they dazzle or disappoint? Let’s break it down with expectations, sentiment, and a few picks to watch. The Big Picture: A Shifting Market A 7.2% growth rate sounds promising, but the split between the “Magnificent 7” and the rest of the S&P 500 hints at a broader shift. The tech giants that once powered the market are cooling off, while smaller players in diverse sectors—like consumer goods
Buffett’s Last Stand: Can Value Investing Still Win for Retail Investors?
On May 3, the 2025 Berkshire Hathaway Annual Shareholders Meeting will unfold in Omaha, Nebraska, drawing the eyes of investors worldwide. This isn’t just another gathering—it’s a historic milestone. It’s the 60th anniversary of Warren Buffett’s takeover of Berkshire Hathaway, a journey that turned a faltering textile outfit into a powerhouse valued at over $1 trillion. At 94, Buffett will be there, front and center, but with a twist: his successor, Greg Abel, is stepping up, hinting at a changing of the guard. This could be Buffett’s final full bow, making it a moment steeped in legacy and anticipation. For retail investors, the real draw isn’t just the spectacle—it’s the chance to wrestle with a big question: Can value investing still be your ticket to wealth in 2025? With markets shifti
Market Movers Unveiled: Stocks to Watch on April 28!
The stock market on April 28, 2025, is a battlefield of opportunity and uncertainty. After a four-day rally, the S&P 500 closed at 5,525.21 on April 25, up 0.74%, but futures today signal a cautious 0.2% dip, driven by ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions. Meanwhile, the Nasdaq Composite surged 1.26% to 17,482.94 last Friday, fueled by tech gains. With earnings season in full swing and trade talks teetering, let’s spotlight the stocks to watch, key market movements, and trading opportunities to seize today. Market Movements: What’s Driving the Action? Trade Tensions Keep Investors on Edge The U.S.-China trade saga continues to dominate headlines. China’s partial tariff relief on U.S. semiconductors and pharmaceuticals offered a glimmer of hope, but its demand to scrap all tariffs has clas
The Trading week ahead: Update Monday morning UK 28/04/25
A busy week ahead! Key Market Drivers: U.S. Q1 GDP (Wednesday): First estimate of U.S. economic growth — a major catalyst for equities, bonds, and USD. PCE Price Index (Thursday): The Fed’s key inflation gauge — critical for interest rate expectations and future Fed policy moves. U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (Friday): April employment report — expected to spark volatility across all markets (stocks, USD, bonds, gold). Big Tech Earnings (All Week): Microsoft, Meta, Apple, and Amazon report — tech sector performance could strongly influence the S&P 500 and Nasdaq. FX Markets: Watch U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) reaction to economic data. Possible moves in EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and JPY crosses. Commodities: Gold: Sensitive to inflation data, Fed outlook, and risk sentiment. Crude Oil: Watching demand sign
Tariffs vs. Tech: Can Apple’s Earnings Defy the Odds?
$Apple( $Apple(AAPL)$ )$ $S&P 500(. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ )$ $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund( $Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLK)$ )$ Apple’s Q2 fiscal 2025 earnings drop this Thursday, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. Wall Street anticipates a respectable $1.61 per share on $94.08 billion in revenue—up 5% and 4% year-over-year, respectively. Yet, a 20% tariff on imports from China looms large, threatening to disrupt Apple’s finely tuned business model. With some analysts slashing price targets, the market is buzzing with questions: How will tariffs reshape Apple’s future, and is the stock a steal at $200? Tariffs: The $94 Billion Question Apple’s dep
Will Apple’s Stock Soar or Sink After Q2 Earnings? 3 Options Trading Ideas to Consider
$Apple(AAPL)$ is set to announce its fiscal Q2 2025 earnings on May 1, 2025, after market close, with Wall Street anticipating earnings per share (EPS) of $1.61, a 5% increase year-over-year, and revenue of $94.08 billion, up 4%. As a leading technology giant with a $3 trillion market cap, Apple faces heightened scrutiny due to the Trump administration’s 20% tariffs on Chinese imports. This article explores how these tariffs may impact Apple’s long-term growth, what investors can expect from management’s guidance, whether the stock is a buy at its current price, and three high-probability options trading ideas. Tariff Impact on Apple’s Business The Trump tariffs, imposing a 20% levy on goods imported from China, directly affect Apple, which produc
The recent tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, particularly on Chinese imports (145% cumulative tariff, including a 20% base and additional levies), pose a significant challenge to Apple’s earnings due to its heavy reliance on China for manufacturing (85-90% of iPhone assembly). Other countries like India (26% tariff), Vietnam (46%), and Taiwan (32%)—where Apple has diversified its supply chain—are also affected, complicating cost mitigation efforts. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how these tariffs could impact Apple’s earnings: Increased Production Costs: Tariffs significantly raise the cost of goods imported from China. For example, the iPhone 16 Pro, with an estimated production cost of $568, could see its landed cost rise by over $300 under a 54% tariff (a lower estimate befor