To The Moon

$Direxion Daily Technology Bull 3X Shares(TECL)$ 's 3X leveraged ETF truly lives up to its reputation! A modest tech rebound translated into $813.77 profit. That move from 79.88 to 84.79, amplified perfectly by leverage, shows how to properly ride tech rallies. Sometimes these sector ETFs with built-in leverage outperform individual stock picking with less stress.

$RXO INC(RXO)$ 's move this morning arrived faster than express delivery! That $839.16 popping up in my account proves logistics stocks are the real dark horse - while everyone's chasing AI and metaverse dreams, these unglamorous freight trucks have been quietly hauling cold hard cash into my portfolio. From 15.35 cost basis to 15.81 current price, that $0.46 spread might seem modest, but volume is king! Once again proving the steadiest money comes from these hardworking industrial players - that green candlestick tells a more honest story than any technical analysis ever could.

$New Oriental Education & Technology(EDU)$ This wave of cultured people in New Oriental are getting rich! +$983.96 like a sudden sprinkle of money on the air. Pay for knowledge? No! This is knowledge riches! Knowledge changes destiny, but EDU may change the account balance first.

$Nike(NKE)$ Nike (NYSE: NKE), one of the most recognizable consumer brands in the world, is set to report its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings after the market closes on Thursday, June 26, 2025. As we approach this key report, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Nike is navigating a critical inflection point — one marked by falling sales, strategic course corrections, and new macroeconomic headwinds that threaten to derail its post-pandemic recovery. For long-term investors, Nike’s enduring global brand and historical resilience have always made it a tempting buy-the-dip candidate. But for those eyeing a short- to medium-term position, this may be a quarter to sit out. Here’s a comprehensive look at what Nike has reported, what’s changed since, and why this upco

$TSLL 20250627 16.0 CALL$ sold this call and was thinking for a quick pull back.. too fast and furious.. let see at the end of the week. 

$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ cashing out first !!! CANnot be TOO greedy ... thank you master tiger 

$COIN 20250627 265.0 PUT$ 41% gain in half hour! In and out to avoid the Iraq war! Stay safe!

$TSLA 20250627 295.0 PUT$ another contract in and out in half an hour with 45% profits! Getting out of the contract in anticipation of the iraq war volatility. Happy with a small win!

$NVDA 20250627 155.0 CALL$ closed my contract a few days early.... though it will not hit my strike price, i closed it so that i can redo another contract in case more iraq news comes along and crash the market. At least I would have gained some premiums first!

$Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ one step closer ✌️

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Tesla has launched its robotaxi service in Austin, Texas. According to Reuters, the service is currently available to a select group of invited users. Each ride costs $4.20, with a Tesla employee present in the front passenger seat for safety. This marks Tesla’s first real-world test of autonomous vehicles transporting paying passengers without a driver. Tesla’s robotaxi debut has gotten off to a promising yet highly controlled start. Early users report smooth, reliable daily rides, though the system still depends on safety humans and remote support. The trial remains small-scale and invite-only, with regulators and watchdogs urging caution. Nevertheless, investor enthusiasm has surged, signalin

$Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$ this is really beyond my expectations! To the moon! 

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ why did o close a large amount out so soon

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ I honestly thought this would be up more

$Pepsi(PEP)$ It was a tough end to the trading week, with a broad sell-off taking hold across nearly all major sectors on Friday. That red streak wasn’t isolated either—when you zoom out and look at the performance across the last five trading sessions, the trend remains firmly negative. Investor sentiment has been deteriorating, and volatility is creeping back in. But here’s the thing: while the last week or two might look bleak, the broader picture tells a more nuanced story. Over the past few months, many individual names across sectors like tech, industrials, and even parts of consumer staples have posted surprisingly strong returns. Some are up well into the double digits since the start of spring, thanks in part to improving earnings reports,