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The short-term Elliott Wave analysis for S&P 500 Futures (ES) suggests that the rally from the April 7, 2025 low is progressing as a five-wave impulse pattern, a hallmark of Elliott Wave theory indicating a strong directional trend. Starting from the low, wave 1 advanced to a peak of 5285.5, followed by a corrective wave 2 pullback to 4871.75. Subsequently, the index surged in wave 3, exhibiting a nested sub-structure characteristic of strong bullish momentum. Within wave 3, sub-wave ((i)) reached 5528.75, followed by a shallow sub-wave ((ii)) correction to 5127.25. The index then climbed sharply to 5724.75 in sub-wave ((iii)), with a brief sub-wave ((iv)) pullback to 5596. The final sub-wave ((v)) concluded at 5993.5, completing wave 3 on the 1-hour chart, marking a significant bullis

$NVDA 20250620 130.0 PUT$ Confident in Nvidia’s leadership in the AI revolution. Despite US export curbs, Nvidia is launching a cost-effective Blackwell AI chip tailored for China, a key growth market. Fiscal 2025 results were outstanding, with revenue up 114% and net profit soaring 145%. The company also generated strong free cash flow and declared a dividend. Looking ahead, Nvidia projects first-quarter FY2026 revenue growth of 65.4%. This solid financial performance and strategic product rollout reinforce my bullish stance on Nvidia’s long-term potential. 

Quantum computing stocks have seen a sharp rise in investor interest recently. In May, D-Wave Quantum (QBTS), IonQ (IONQ), and QUBT all posted significant share price gains, driven by renewed optimism around the future of quantum technology. As excitement builds, some investors are beginning to wonder: is this a genuine inflection point for the industry—or just the latest speculative wave? D-Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS) IONQ Inc. (IONQ) Quantum Computing Inc. (QUBT) Quantum Developments Continue D-Wave recently announced the launch of Advantage2, its most advanced quantum computing system yet. Touted as a major step forward for both the company and the broader industry, Advantage2 might offer improved scalability and performance. D-Wave’s CEO described the launch as a “pivotal moment” for quan

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ President Donald Trump’s threat to slap a 50% tariff on European Union goods starting June 1, 2025, unless they’re made in the U.S., sent shockwaves through global markets. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent quickly stepped in, emphasizing a 90-day negotiation pause that began April 2, 2025, to calm the storm. Trump’s claim that the EU’s trade proposals lag behind those of other nations adds tension to the talks. With the S&P 500 at 5,792, investors are on edge: Is this a prelude to market panic, or a negotiation tactic that could spark a rally? Will trading in 2025 hinge on Trump’s policy swings, or is this just a false alarm? Let’s dive into the catalysts, risks, and where the index might land. 🔍 Trump’s Tariff Play: Negoti

$SATS LTD.(S58.SI)$    Sats - Yesterday she had a nice breakout at 3.07 and closed well at 3.11, up 6 cents coupled with high volume this is rather bullish. I think likely to continue this uptrend mode. The price is up due to the company reporting a nice sets of FY results for 2024. Final dividend increased to 3.5 cents vs 1.5 last year. 23rd May 2025: SATS - FY results is out. Net profit is up 332 percent to 248.3m. Proposed Final dividend of 3.5 cents vs 1.5 cents last year. Free cash flow turned around from negative 48.2m to 228m. Operating cash flow strengthen to 450m vs 137.4m last year. The management is priotizing to pare down debts, reinvest in business and enhance shareholder values! I think great set of financial numbers! Mos

$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$   https://sporeshare.blogspot.com/2025/05/capitaland-ascendas-reit-she-is-gaining.html  CapitaLand Ascendas REIT - Halted, proposed acquisition Data center at 9 Tai Seng Drive plus 5 Science Park at 700m. Both occupancy fully occupied. DPU accretive of 1.36 percent. Advance DPU of 6.47 cents. XD 4th June. Paydate 30 June. It is rather rare to be able to acquire DC in Singapore. I think this is a positive development. Rights issue is coming! Pls dyodd. 7th May 2025: CapitaLand Ascendas REIT - She is gaining momentum, likely to rise up to test 2.75 again! A nice breakout smoothly plus good volume we may see her rising up further towards 2.83 and above. Yearly Dividend is about 15 cents. Yield is about 5.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ The stock market is electric today, May 28, 2025, with a cocktail of trade breakthroughs, economic data drops, and earnings fireworks setting the stage. Whether you're hunting for breakout stars or safe bets, here’s the rundown on what’s shaking the market, the stocks worth your attention, and some juicy trading opportunities to pounce on. Market Buzz: What’s Making Waves Today? Trade Talks Turn Up the Heat The U.S.-China 90-day tariff rollback—slashing rates by a hefty 115 percentage points—has investors buzzing. With U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Trade Rep Jamieson Greer hashing it out in Geneva, optimism is fueling rallies in tech giants and Chinese stoc

$Pop Mart International Group Limited(POPMF)$ $MIXUE BINGCHENG CO LTD.(MXUBY)$ $LAOPU GOLD CO LTD(LPGCY)$ In the sizzling Hong Kong stock market, three "new consumption" stars—Pop Mart, Mixue Group, and Laopu Gold—have ignited investor excitement with jaw-dropping gains. Laopu Gold has soared 210% year-to-date (YTD), Pop Mart has climbed 150% after last year’s rally, and Mixue Group has jumped 99%, even lifting other tea beverage stocks in its wake. At first glance, their businesses—trendy toys, cheap drinks, and gold jewelry—seem worlds apart. Yet, they share a golden thread: delivering "emotional value" at a price that doesn’t sting. But with such meteoric r

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$Kimberly-Clark(KMB)$ In a market characterized by volatility, interest rate uncertainty, and shifting macroeconomic winds, Kimberly-Clark (NYSE: KMB) stands as a compelling choice for investors seeking stability, income, and quiet value. Best known for consumer staples like Huggies diapers, Scott toilet paper, and Kleenex tissues, Kimberly-Clark is often viewed as a classic low-growth dividend payer. But recent developments suggest the company may be entering a more ambitious phase—aiming to accelerate growth without compromising on operational discipline. At a glance, the stock offers a dividend yield approaching 3.6% and trades at a valuation in line with its historical average. But beneath that conservative exterior lies a company executing on

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Nvidia’s earnings drop on May 28, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. With the stock hovering at $135, investors are on edge, wondering if the AI chip titan can smash expectations and blast past $150—or if it’s doomed to falter under mounting pressures. Revenue forecasts, GB300 shipments, and whispers of Jensen Huang pulling a rabbit out of his hat are fueling the hype. Let’s dive into what’s at play and whether Nvidia can keep its AI crown. Revenue: A Beat in Sight, But What’s Next? Wall Street pegs Q1 revenue at $43 billion, yet chatter on X suggests Nvidia could edge past that with a $43.5 billion haul. That’s a solid start, but the real fireworks lie in Q2 guidance. A

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Tesla’s stock just ignited a 6.9% rally, shrugging off a fourth straight month of sagging sales in Europe. The spark? Elon Musk’s weekend bombshell that he’s back, full-time, steering Tesla and his galaxy of companies. With the stock hovering near $350 and whispers of a Robotaxi rollout buzzing, the big questions loom: Can Musk’s return turbocharge Tesla? Will Robotaxi hit the streets this year? Is $400 in sight, or are we staring at an overbought cliff? Buckle up—here’s the deep dive. Musk’s Comeback: Confidence Booster or Hot Air? Elon Musk’s detour into Trump administration drama had Tesla investors swe

$Wal-Mart(WMT)$ Walmart is no stranger to navigating economic turbulence. As the largest retailer in the world—with operations spanning over two dozen countries and more than 10,000 stores—Walmart has weathered multiple recessions, supply chain crises, inflationary cycles, and technological disruptions. But in 2025, a familiar and persistent macroeconomic threat has re-emerged at the center of its business outlook: international tariffs, especially those stemming from U.S.-China trade tensions. This time, the challenge is uniquely urgent and difficult to hedge against. And to its credit, Walmart’s management team has not attempted to minimize the seriousness of the risk. Instead, they’ve openly discussed the downside scenarios and how they could ma