To The Moon

$Intel(INTC)$ is finally gaining traction! The short-term trend is clearly improving, with AI momentum and foundry revival drawing renewed market attention. Not expecting a moonshot, but the current pace feels right — holding on for more upside ahead.

$Direxion Daily Energy Bull 2x Shares(ERX)$ is finally showing its strength! The energy sector remains solid, fueled by inflation, geopolitical tensions, and a rebound in demand — a powerful trio pushing the momentum higher. Leveraged ETFs do swing wildly, but if you’ve nailed the trend, staying in is key. Short-term turbulence? Just noise. At this point, I’m holding my position with confidence — time to let the gains keep running!

$SOUN 20251017 10.0 CALL$ hmmmmm... should i be contented with 54% profits for 1 day's trade? 🤔

$TIGR 20250718 9.0 CALL$ closed to take profit 

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ SoFi go go go to the moon!!!

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Diamond hand paid well🙈

The announcement of 25% tariffs on all imports from Japan and South Korea — two key U.S. trade partners — marks a significant escalation in protectionist policy. With the VIX spiking 8%, markets are already pricing in heightened volatility, which could intensify as the August 1 deadline approaches. Strategic Implications: Global Supply Chains: These tariffs will likely disrupt the semiconductor, automotive, and electronics sectors, many of which are heavily reliant on Japanese and South Korean components. Inflationary Pressures: Tariffs could feed into U.S. inflation, particularly in sectors dependent on imported tech and industrial goods. Retaliation Risk: Both Japan and South Korea may consider countermeasures, potentially sparking a tit-for-tat trade conflict in Asia-Pacific. --- Hedgin

$MARA Holdings(MARA)$ let me know if you need a loan OK anot all the tiger tradepeople

$SharpLink Gaming(SBET)$ Let's rock and roll~

$SOFI 20260116 20.0 CALL$ all the way to $25!

Here’s a detailed breakdown of whether to hold or buy puts on Tesla (TSLA) at its current price of around $300–315: --- 📉 Tesla Stock: Current Situation (July 2025) | Metric | Value | |--------|-------| | Current Price | ~$315 USD | | 52-Week Range | $182 – $488 | | YTD Performance | -22% | | Q2 Deliveries | 384,000 (↓13% YoY) | | Next Earnings | July 23, 2025 | | Market Cap | ~$1 Trillion | --- ✅ Reasons to Hold (Bullish Case) 1. Robotaxi Catalyst    - Tesla’s robotaxi pilot is underway in Austin, with volume production of the Cybercab expected in 2026.    - Analysts see this as a major long-term growth driver. 2. Strong Capital Position    - Tesla has a massive capital advantage over rivals like Rivian and Lucid.    - This gives it staying power ev

$SQNS 20250718 3.0 CALL$ Thank god for FOMO events. 

$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ always good to accumulate some during the dips. Stable dividends and potential for capital gains. This is a leader among S Reits.

$Pfizer(PFE)$  Pfizer: Down 19% Pfizer has been a big name in healthcare for decades, but it has been a largely underwhelming investment over the past 10 years, falling by more than 19% during that time frame. The company has been dealing with patent expirations and needing to innovate to continue growing. Things were looking good a few years ago when its COVID vaccine and pill resulted in its business achieving record numbers, with sales topping more than $101 billion in 2022. But with that no longer being a key growth catalyst for the business anymore and Pfizer now also worrying about government cutbacks on healthcare spending, investors haven't been eager to buy the stock, even despite its modest 18 times ear

$Dow Chemical(DOW)$ $DuPont de Nemours Inc(DD)$ Dow Inc. (DOW) and DuPont de Nemours, Inc. (DD) are two of America’s most prominent chemical manufacturers, each producing a diverse range of chemicals and materials for a wide spectrum of industries. Both companies share a rich, intertwined history, most notably their high-profile merger in 2017 and subsequent separation into independent publicly traded entities in 2019. Today, Dow and DuPont operate as restructured, standalone firms with diversified portfolios serving key end markets like packaging, electronics, construction, automotive, and agriculture. Against a backdrop of demand softness in several segments and the added challenge of trade tariffs, invest