$TSLA 20250829 280.0 PUT$ 🚀 TSLA Cash Secured Put – Riding the Momentum 📈 Not financial advice. Sharing my personal trade journey. Entered my Sell Cash Secured Put position when TSLA traded around $320, targeting this level as a strong pullback zone anchored by the Daily 200SMA previously. Initially planned to secure profits in the 20–50% range, but with TSLA breaking both its channel and the $322-324 resistance, I'm letting the position run a little longer to capture more upside. I may close before market close today depending on momentum. 📊 Support Zones: $328 (short term) ➝ $324 (daily 200SMA) ➝ $320 (daily 50SMA) 📈 Resistance Levels: $330 ➝ $335 ➝ $339 Outlook: If TSLA breaks & holds above $330, momentum could p
$DBS(D05.SI)$ Heavy buying despite the stock price is at the $50. This morning the price briefly touched $50.98 and hopefully it will cross $51 in next week before it goes ex dividend on 15 August. Stand up for DBS, Count on me DBS😊
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