To The Moon

If you’ve been watching the market recently, you might’ve felt a wave of meme stock— like it’s 2021 all over again. Stocks like GoPro, Krispy Kreme , Opendoor Technologies, and Kohl’s— suddenly roared back to life. $Opendoor Technologies Inc(OPEN)$ surged over 300% in just six sessions. $Kohl's(KSS)$ doubled intraday before pulling back. Then $GoPro(GPRO)$ and $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ each spiked 40–70% in a single day.No news. No earnings beats. Just volume explosions and option chains on fire. Classic meme behavior.So, what’s going on? Is this another retail-driven frenzy? Is it sustainable? And more importantly — who

S&P 500 & Nasdaq Keep Climbing… but for How Long?The bulls just keep charging. The S&P 500 notched its 11th all-time high of the year, breaking above 6,300 for the first time ever—its third 100-point milestone of 2025 and seventh in the past year.Not to be outdone, the Nasdaq Composite crossed 21,000, having doubled in 5 years and quadrupled in 10.💡 Tariff worries? Forgotten. Rate fears? Shrugged off. The rally feels unstoppable.But here’s the twist…📊 Priced for Perfection?The surge has pushed valuations into the stratosphere:S&P 500 P/E (peak earnings): Now at 26.5—the highest since 2000, and 54% above its long-term median.CAPE Ratio: Nearing 38, a level seen only twice before in history—now higher than 98% of all readings.So yes, the market is strong—but also vulnerable.

Intel is expected to post its sixth straight net loss and falling revenue, with cautious guidance for Q3. Investors will focus on roadmap updates, cost cuts, and signs of margin stability. Investors may consider high-volatility options plays like straddles and strangles.Intel’s Tariff Overhang, Foundry Progress in FocusIntel is set to report its sixth consecutive net loss after the market closes on Thursday, while revenue is expected to drop for a fifth straight quarter. Intel is expected to report a net loss of about $1.22 billion for the April-June quarter, while its sales are expected to drop more than 6% to $11.88 billion, according to Bloomberg's unanimous expectations. Last year was Intel's first unprofitable year since 1986.Intel may keep a conservative view for its 3Q outlook, as t

Welcome to the second article in our Bitcoin series, following our exploration of institutional adoption and price dynamics. As seasoned BTC investors, you’re familiar with Bitcoin’s core: a decentralised network powered by proof-of-work and a 21 million coin cap, cementing its "digital gold " status. Now, Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi) is transforming it from a passive store of value into a yield-generating powerhouse. In 2025, BTC DeFi’s total value locked (TVL) has soared from ~$300 million in early 2024 to over $7 billion by mid-year—a 22x leap. Let’s dive into this revolution, its prospects, opportunities, risks, and my take, with charts to bring the data to life. BTC DeFi Progress: Unlocking Bitcoin’s Potential Bitcoin DeFi bridges BTC’s unmatched security with Ethereum-style smart contracts,

On July 23, 2025, global stock markets experienced a significant boost, primarily driven by optimism surrounding a new trade agreement between the United States and Japan, coupled with strong corporate earnings reports. The market sentiment was notably positive, with major indices reaching new highs. The global equity markets rallied on July 23, driven by three key catalysts: Trade Agreements: The U.S. finalized a $550 billion trade deal with Japan, reducing auto tariffs from 25% to 15%. EU-U.S. negotiations gained momentum, with expectations of a new accord that could ease tariff tensions. These developments boosted sentiment across automotive, industrials, and export-heavy sectors. Earnings Optimism: Strong Q2 earnings from companies like GE Vernova (+6%) and Lonza (+5.4%) lifted investo