To The Moon

$MIU.HK 20260330 40.00 PUT$ Sold XM put @ 40 strike because XM is down about 4% today. 40 strike is a place I would long Xiaomi @ 

$ocbc bank(O39.SI)$  Can OCBC hit $18 per share? 🤞

$XIAOMI-W(01810)$   Would there be more legroom to run,  As Xiaomi moves into highly competitive EV and AI space? Any Thoughts welcome!

$ST Engineering(S63.SI)$ very good run n congrats everyone who raked up good profits [USD]  [USD]  [USD]  . Target hit so maybe it's time to take some money off the table [Happy]  

$LINK REIT(00823)$  would it go down so that I can buy more

$Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 2X Shares(TSLL)$ got potential to up

$MET.HK 20250730 115.00 PUT$  Get some premium 

$CAT.HK 20250730 330.00 PUT$  Get some premium 

$Apple(AAPL)$ what did I say? Just buy when it drops and hold when it rises! What time selling? Wait for it fly to the moon! Gogogo!

$SIA(C6L.SI)$  Singapore Airlines' (SIA) 59% year-on-year decline in Q1 net income to S$186 million is a sharp deterioration, particularly when viewed against the backdrop of only a marginal 1.5% increase in revenue to S$4.79 billion. This suggests that the cost side of the equation – particularly non-operational pressures such as losses from Air India Ltd. and reduced interest income – is beginning to weigh more heavily on the bottom line. Key observations: 1. Air India Drag: The investment in Air India, while strategic in positioning SIA within a fast-growing aviation market, has evidently become a short-term liability. Losses here reduce consolidated profitability and cast doubt on the near-term returns from thi

DBS is making headlines again — surging toward the SGD$50 mark as investors cheer its strong capital position, digital growth, and dividend momentum. But beneath the surface, there’s a key risk developing for the broader sector: Net Interest Margin (NIM) compression. So while DBS flies, will OCBC (and even UOB) be dragged down? DBS Still the Star DBS has managed to outperform thanks to its diversified earnings, tech investments, and cross-border growth. Despite a softening NIM, its fee income and wealth management segments continue to support earnings. The stock’s momentum shows investors still trust its long-term story. But OCBC Feels the Pressure OCBC, more sensitive to pure lending margins, might feel a deeper impact from falling NIMs as rates peak and loan growth slows. Its China expos

The race is on between two of the biggest chip giants in the AI revolution — NVIDIA and AMD. With both stocks riding the AI wave, investors are asking a simple question: who gets to $200 first? And more importantly, which one has the better risk-reward profile from here? NVIDIA: The King with Momentum NVIDIA has already made headlines this year with its explosive rally, record-breaking market cap, and near-monopoly in AI training chips. With strong datacenter demand and growing software revenue, it’s hard to argue against its dominance. But with the stock already priced for perfection, the question is whether there's still enough fuel to keep climbing. AMD: The Challenger Rising AMD is the underdog in market cap, but not in ambition. Its MI300X chip is gaining traction, and partnerships in

The week of July 28-August 1, 2025, is a make-or-break moment for markets, with a deluge of earnings from technology, financial services, energy, and cryptocurrency sectors colliding with the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. The S&P 500’s record highs at 6,263.26 and Nasdaq’s 21,000 milestone reflect bullish sentiment, but a VIX at 15.94 and looming tariff risks signal volatility. Recent earnings have been a mixed bag—Alphabet’s modest 0.88% gain despite a beat and Tesla’s 4% drop on a miss highlight a market punishing weakness. Can this week’s heavyweights—Meta, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon, and others—lift the gloom shadowing the season? This report dives into the key catalysts, top stocks to watch, and strategic trading approaches to seize opportunities while managing risks. Ke

DBS’s charge toward S$50 is a big moment for Singapore’s banking sector, but also a reminder that the easy gains may be behind us—at least for now. After an incredible 52% rise last year, this year’s 16% YTD move feels steadier but also riskier, especially as DBS now trades well above book value. That kind of premium only holds if the bank can keep growing earnings—but with margin pressure now accelerating, there are definitely cracks appearing beneath the surface. A pullback after reaching new all-time highs wouldn’t be surprising at all. Profit-taking is normal at psychological milestones like S$50, and volatility could pick up quickly if upcoming earnings (from DBS or OCBC) disappoint. DBS’s own warnings about the impact of margin compression and rate headwinds show that even the strong

The race to $200 is heating up between AMD and Nvidia, and the stakes couldn’t be higher. AMD’s momentum has been undeniable—up another 2% on Friday to close at $166, riding a wave of strong earnings, new product launches, and growing belief in its ability to challenge Nvidia in AI and data centre chips. If sentiment stays this bullish and traders keep chasing “the next Nvidia,” AMD could easily keep rallying, especially if the company delivers another round of upbeat guidance or lands a major new partnership in the coming weeks. On the other hand, Nvidia’s fundamental strength remains the gold standard in AI hardware. Alphabet’s $10 billion capex is a direct signal that hyperscalers and big tech are not slowing down their AI investments—and nearly every dollar of new capex in AI infrastru