$Coterra Energy Inc.(CTRA)$ I made an additional investment in Coterra Energy (CTRA), driven by strong analyst conviction and robust financials. The stock currently trades at $24.41, but analysts see major upside—Paul Cheng from Scotiabank maintains a Buy rating with a $35 target, while the average consensus is a Strong Buy with a $33.57 target, implying over 45% upside. Despite a dip in revenue year-over-year, net profit surged to $516 million, signaling improved operational efficiency and profitability. With energy markets stabilizing, CTRA looks well-positioned for value and growth.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Exceptional Report With Strong Beats Key To Reigniting The Rally
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q2 2025 earnings after the market closes on August 5, 2025. Given the company's position in the highly competitive and volatile semiconductor industry, especially with the surge in AI-related demand, this report is highly anticipated by investors and analysts. Revenue: The consensus among analysts is that AMD will report revenues of approximately $7.4 billion to $7.43 billion. This represents a significant year-over-year growth of around 27%. EPS (Earnings Per Share): However, the consensus for earnings per share (EPS) is lower, at roughly $0.28 to $0.48, which would be a decline from the same quarter last year. This is largely attributed to the impact of tighter export controls on its
$CapLand IntCom T(C38U.SI)$ I'm starting to collect CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust (C38U.SI) because I believe it offers a strong blend of stability, yield, and long-term capital appreciation. As Singapore's largest REIT with a well-diversified portfolio of high-quality commercial properties, CICT benefits from a resilient tenant base and strategic assets like Raffles City, Plaza Singapura, and Funan. These prime assets are not just centrally located but also continue to enjoy healthy footfall and rental reversions, positioning CICT as a key beneficiary of Singapore's post-pandemic retail and office recovery. Another compelling reason is the attractive and sustainable dividend yield, which remains competitive amid the current inter
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ Today I sold half of my AMD position at approximately $179/share to lock in a significant gain — the stock is up nearly 50% YTD. While I'm still bullish on the long-term AI and data-center opportunity (notably the MI350 series and pricing power), the current valuation (~56× forward earnings) is at the upper end of the semiconductor sector. Notably, UBS and HSBC recently raised their 12-month targets to $210 and $200, respectively, but the broader analyst average remains around $155, implying potential downside
$Strategy(MSTR)$ MSTR: bought 100 shares of MSTR at $400 as part of cash secured put expired in the money on 1st Aug. I had previously shorted MSTR as part of selling naked calls for premium and got assigned when MSTR went above $400 so for 2 weeks I had been trying to sell cash secured puts at the same strike of $400 to buy it back while at the same time still can collect premium both ways. MSTR closed Fri 1st Aug at $366 and while it looks that i could have profited more to just buy back now below cost, the issue is I won't know if or when MSTR will breakdown the way it does on Fri. So I chose the higher probability strategy for me to be able to profit if more trading scenarios and i'm glad that I made profit on a difficul
Tiger Brokers - Commentary – 4 August 2025BATMMAAN and the Indexes – Source: Tiger TradeThe US market closed sharply lower on Friday after struggling all week even after stellar results from Meta and Microsoft on Wednesday (US time).The double whammy of rising tariff tensions and the disappointing July jobs report saw the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ declining 2.4% over the week, while the price weighted, old world, tariff sensitive $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ dropped nearly 3% and the tech heavy $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ fell 2.2%. NON-FARM PAYROLLSThe key takeaways from the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) report for July 2025 released on Friday were:·
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ I increased my investment in GOOG, confident that the market is undervaluing Alphabet’s resilience. While some fear that generative AI will eat into Google Search’s dominance, Q2 results tell a different story—Search revenue surged 12% YoY, up from 10% last quarter. That’s hardly a collapse. Plus, Alphabet is smartly evolving. Its AI Search Overviews, used by over 2 billion people, bridges the gap between traditional search and generative AI. With monetization on par with standard search, Google isn’t just surviving the AI wave—it’s riding it profitably.
Can We Still Trade Palantir As PLTR Valuation Remains A Contention For Some Despite Stellar Results
$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$’s latest earnings release for Q2 2025 has been a significant milestone, with the company surpassing $1 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time. This achievement, coupled with strong growth and profitability, has sent the stock soaring. However, the question of whether its high valuation is still a concern for investors is a critical one. I am holding Palantir for long-term, and in this article I would like to share what are the things we should be looking at the Q2 2025 earnings result and what are the strategies we could still use to do trading on Palantir though the share price is at a new highs. We will also be looking into the valuation dilemma. Here is an analysis of the latest results and how invest
$Monolithic Power(MPWR)$ 📡💥⚡ Why I want to buy Monolithic Power Systems ($MPWR) today @Daily_Discussion Thank you, Daily Discussion, for the coins awarded today. Bringing my total to 82,275 coins. Grateful for the recognition. Every win fuels the next. I’m extremely confident Monolithic Power Systems is delivering the rare combination of undervalued quality growth, real breakout momentum, and structural AI tailwinds, yet it’s flying under the radar. While the crowd is piling into extended names like $NVDA and $AVGO, I’m focused on a fabless outperformer that’s not just riding the AI wave but powering its most space-constrained, performance-sensitive devices. The technicals are screaming breako
Banking Heavyweights Unveil Earnings: What’s the Financial Pulse?
Tuesday’s earnings spotlight shines on Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, and Wells Fargo—three titans offering a pulse check on global finance. Citigroup anticipates an EPS of $1.42 (up from $1.35 last quarter), fueled by a 4% revenue bump in consumer banking as credit card spending rebounds. JPMorgan, the sector’s heavyweight, projects an EPS of $4.05 (down from $4.20), with trading revenue slipping 3% amid lower market volatility. Wells Fargo expects an EPS of $1.28 (up from $1.25), leaning on a 3% rise in mortgage originations as homebuying picks up. These banks face a complex backdrop: rising interest rates (Fed funds at 5.25%-5.5%) boost net interest margins but strain loan demand, while geopolitical tensions—like Middle East unrest—cloud the outlook. Here’s the detailed forecast:
Align Technology in Freefall: What’s Behind the Sudden Drop?
$Align Technology(ALGN)$ In a sharp reversal that stunned many investors and analysts alike, shares of Align Technology (NASDAQ: ALGN) have tumbled significantly over the past several weeks, erasing nearly a quarter of the company’s market value. Once celebrated as a high-growth innovator in digital orthodontics and dental technology, Align now finds itself grappling with a multitude of macroeconomic headwinds, rising competitive pressures, and waning investor confidence. While some long-term believers argue the drop presents a golden buying opportunity, others caution that the structural and strategic challenges plaguing the company may not be easily resolved. In this report, we unpack the root causes of the decline, evaluate the company’s latest
Jim Rogers’ decision to exit U.S. equities entirely—and Ray Dalio’s increasingly loud warnings—shouldn’t be dismissed as just another round of doomsday punditry. These aren’t TikTok day traders, but two of the most battle-tested macro investors of the last half-century. When they say America’s debt crisis is a ticking time bomb, it’s worth paying attention—even if you don’t agree with every part of their thesis. Dalio’s call to have at least 15% in gold and crypto is a blunt reminder that diversification isn’t just about chasing the next hot sector, but preparing for the tail risk that the U.S. dollar, Treasury market, and American economic dominance may not be eternal. As U.S. debt breaks record after record, interest payments eat a growing chunk of the federal budget, and political dysfu
Can SMCI Earnings Help Push Semi As ARM and QCOM Might Not Be Enough?
$SUPER MICRO COMPUTER INC(SMCI)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q4 2025 earnings after the market closes on August 5, 2025. As a leading provider of high-performance servers, especially for AI and data center applications, SMCI's report is highly anticipated and will be closely watched for insights into the health of the AI infrastructure market. Revenue: The consensus for Q4 2025 revenue is around $5.9 billion, representing a year-over-year growth of about 11%. EPS (Earnings Per Share): Despite this strong top-line growth, analysts are forecasting a decline in earnings per share (EPS) to approximately $0.44, down from the same quarter last year. This is largely attributed to anticipated margin compression. Based on the current market landscape
$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ This is one of the oldest dilemmas in investing—“too strong to buy, too scary to dip.” When a stock has great fundamentals and keeps making new highs, every pullback looks like a trap, and every new high looks like you’re paying too much. So, how do you find the sweet spot and avoid paralysis? 1. Wait for a Technical Pause, Not a Collapse Don’t obsess over catching the “big dip.” Instead, look for a sideways consolidation or a “bull flag” pattern—periods where the stock pauses, digests gains, and lets moving averages catch up. These “breathers” often offer lower-risk entries compared to chasing after huge run-ups or blindly buying a sharp sell-off. 2. Buy Near Key Moving Averages Many strong stocks respect the 21-day, 50-day,