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When investing in crypto stocks, focus on 3 key drivers: 1️⃣ Crypto price trend – BTC and ETH set the tone; sustained strength above $110K and $4.5K is bullish for sector names. 2️⃣ Company-specific risks – e.g. BMNR’s 9/2 lock-up expiry could trigger short-term volatility as insiders unlock shares. 3️⃣ Regulation & flows – stablecoin legislation and ETF inflows/outflows heavily influence liquidity-sensitive names like COIN and CRCL. Short-term corrections are normal, but the long-term bull case depends on adoption, on-chain activity, and capital flows. Play volatility tactically, respect support levels. I’m not a financial advisor. Trade wisely, Comrades!

$Microsoft(MSFT)$  Found support at $500 after selling off from all time highs of $555.23. Microsoft’s Intelligent Cloud division, including Azure, saw a ~33% year-over-year increase, with others citing 39% growth in Azure specifically, driven by AI workloads. Microsoft committed roughly $80 billion in 2025 toward data centers and infrastructure to support AI—signaling strong conviction in long-term growth. A substantial majority of analysts rate MSFT as “Buy” or “Strong Buy,” reflecting broad investor confidence.  Trading at roughly 29× P/E (based on current EPS), Microsoft’s premium is supported by strong growth visibility, low cyclicality, and defensive qualities.  Is current price worth dollar cost aver

$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ did u all buy the dip? Congrats if u did.

$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ this is exclusive of dividends~~

$DBS(D05.SI)$ just being lucky 🙏❤️

$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bull 3X Shares(YINN)$  it's another profit taking after       seeing the counter dances up and down for     many weeks. Just don't know why it is not        breaking the $50 mark. The resistance level at $49 is so great and not able to break thru. The HK stocks have a good chance for a massive     run up if Mr Trump strikes a good deal with       China. I don't think US wants a high inflation   numbers after all. Good Luck, Tigers.

A potential September 2025 rate cut is more than just a monetary tweak—it is a strategic inflection point. Market expectations are high, with many analysts and investors already pricing in the move. The key for investors is to understand how different asset classes react and to position their portfolios accordingly. In this article, I would like to share some of the strategy I planned to use to capture this potential major trend shift. How to React to a Potential Rate Cut Understand the "Why": The most crucial question is why the Fed is cutting rates. Soft Landing: If the Fed cuts rates to "recalibrate" policy as inflation moderates and the economy remains resilient, this is generally a bullish sign for stocks. Hard Landing: If the Fed is cutting rates to combat an economic slowdown or rec

$TLT 20250829 88.0 CALL$ Mission achieved

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ Highest profit share that I am still holding on 

First, let’s address a common question.  Historically, September is typically the worst-performing month of the year for stocks. So, there’s a lot of talk about selling stocks now and buying them back in October. Does this strategy work? Let me explain. I’ll share insights about a company that has recently experienced a puzzling drop in its stock price, likely reaching an undervalued stage. Which company is this? Could it be a good long-term investment? Last Friday, the stock market saw a significant pullback, with tech stocks, led by $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  , experiencing sizable declines. This reminds us that September is often the worst month of the year for stocks. There’s a 56% probability that stocks will drop in September, so ma

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Holding as long as it takes 

$NVDA 20260320 100.0 PUT$ Still good in this volatile market. Patient, patient, and more patient.