To The Moon

When it comes to clues about the next Federal Reserve Chair, the latest signal didn’t come from insiders or leaks — it came from the one person who never minds sending signals himself: Donald Trump.In a recent appearance, Trump said he would announce his pick for the next Fed Chair “early next year.” He didn’t spell it out, but markets took it as a strong hint toward Kevin Hassett — the current NEC Director and a long-time advocate of aggressive rate cuts, who has quickly become the frontrunner in public speculation.Meanwhile, current Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s term runs until May 2026.This makes it a fitting moment to look back:How did Powell actually perform during one of the most turbulent periods in modern economic history?Why are reviews of him always “mixed but respectable”?And if Kev

$Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ ’s AI-driven ads and Reels monetization beat expectations—booked a small gain. My first trade hit the Contra 688 promo, and the SGD688 voucher landed right away. The platform’s growth thesis remains solid—I’m staying long.

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ ’s government and AI contracts keep rolling in—locked in a small gain. My first trade qualified for Contra 688, and the SGD688 voucher arrived instantly. Software monetization is accelerating; the long-term story is just beginning.

$Oklo Inc.(OKLO)$ edged higher today on SMR regulatory progress and supportive nuclear policy—booked a small gain and feel more confident in my early positioning. With growing certainty in advanced nuclear, any pullback is a buying opportunity. Worth watching closely, folks!

$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ rose steadily today, fueled by sustained AI chip demand—locked in a small gain and confirmed that buying dips was the right move. The semiconductor upcycle is clear; I’ll add more on any pullback. A solid play worth watching, folks!

$NuScale Power(SMR)$ got a lift from advancing SMR projects—booked a small gain. My first trade qualified for Contra 688, and the SGD688 voucher arrived instantly. With stronger policy backing for nuclear, the long-term case is clearer than ever.

$iShares Semiconductor ETF(SOXX)$ rode the global AI chip capacity expansion wave and delivered a solid small gain. My first trade qualified for the Contra 688 promo, and the SGD688 voucher landed right away. With semiconductor equipment and design leaders firing on all cylinders, sector momentum is still building—I’ll add on any dip.

$ProShares UltraPro QQQ(TQQQ)$ surged again on Nasdaq strength and strong AI mega-cap earnings—had a solid day, proving that waiting for pullbacks pays off. The tech rally isn’t over; I’ll keep adding on volatility. Hang in there, folks!

$BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$ got a lift from rising interest in immersion cooling for AI data centers—locked in a small gain and took some profit. My first trade qualified for the Contra 688 promo, and the SGD688 voucher landed instantly; saving is earning. As energy demands from AI infrastructure grow, immersion cooling adoption could keep climbing. I’ll stay closely tuned.

$Strategy(MSTR)$ Riding the MSTR wave to catch the Bitcoin rally - solid gains! Way simpler than buying crypto directly. As a long-term crypto play, its “nuclear” potential is just unfolding. Also, the contra688 offer is a killer deal - free boost to start with. Perfect for jumping in!

If SGX lowers its IPO entry requirements, I’d be more open to subscribing. After years of a “quiet” market, this year’s strong rebound — with Singapore leading Southeast Asia and delivering solid post-IPO returns — makes participation more appealing for retail investors like me. I generally prefer REITs and data-center listings because they offer clearer income visibility and stable demand. Tech IPOs are interesting, but I’m more selective given their volatility and the smaller size of Singapore’s tech ecosystem. I also think MAS’s reforms can help attract more global capital. Smaller lot sizes improve accessibility, strong asset managers add institutional depth, and the Value Discovery Programme boosts governance and transparency. Together, these steps make SGX’s IPO market more attracti

I've been watching this breakout in precious metals very closely, and silver hitting a fresh all-time high is a big deal. It usually moves more violently than gold, so when silver leads, it often signals that the momentum behind the metals trade is strengthening, not fading. To me, this kind of leadership suggests the bull trend still has room to run. Gold pushing toward the $4,300 level also fits the macro environment. With rate-cut expectations heating up again and real yields easing, the setup for gold is much more supportive than it was a few weeks ago. Every time the market leans dovish, gold reacts immediately — which tells me buyers are still in control. As for whether gold can reclaim or even break above $4,400 in December, I think it's definitely possible. We're entering a seasona

Bitcoin's quick rebound toward the $89K resistance definitely caught my attention. After the recent volatility, seeing BTC push back to this level shows that buyers are still very active, and sentiment hasn't been completely shaken. For me, the key question now is whether this bounce is driven by genuine accumulation or just short-term positioning before the next big move. What really stands out is how U.S. crypto-related stocks reacted. With BMNR $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   and MSTR $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$   jumping more than 6%, and CRCL $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$  up nearly 3%, the equity side is clearly pricing

The market's rebound on the second trading day of December definitely lifted the mood. After yesterday's dip, seeing all three major U.S. indices open higher tells me that sentiment is still resilient. To me, this kind of quick recovery reflects a market that wants to stay bullish, especially with rate-cut expectations and year-end positioning in play. $S&P 500(.SPX)$   $DJIA(.DJI)$   $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$   As for whether December will once again "start low and finish strong," I do think the setup is there. Historically, seasonality favors the bulls, and th

U.S. stocks closed higher to record their sixth gain in seven sessions in muted trading on Tuesday(Dec. 2), buoyed by gains in technology shares as expectations the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week remain elevated.Regarding the options market, a total volume of 50,070,394 contracts was traded on Tuesday.Top 10 Option VolumesTop 10: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$, $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$, $Apple(AAPL)$, $Intel(INTC)$, $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$, $Amazon.com(AMZN)$, $Strategy(MSTR)$,

Equities Rebound as Risk Signals Turn Green U.S. equities regained their footing on Tuesday as investors cautiously rotated back into riskier assets. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rose 0.6%, outperforming the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ (+0.3%) and the Dow Jones (+0.4%), reversing the hesitant tone that marked the start of December. Index The session’s leadership came from the higher-beta corners of the market: tech, momentum, and risk-focused ETFs. Meanwhile, traditionally defensive segments such as value, dividends, and low volatility lagged, underscoring a renewed, though still fragile, risk appetite. The shift aligned with broader sentiment improvements following last week’s run-up and a temporary pause early this w

$SaaS Concept(BK4528)$ $Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd(CRDO)$ SaaS titans are erupting like volcanoes in the AI landscape – MongoDB rocketed 15% after-hours on a Q3 revenue crush to $628 million (up 19% YoY, smashing $592 million estimates) and a 30% Atlas surge, while Credo Technology blasted 12% on $268 million Q2 sales (272% YoY leap) and $335-345 million Q3 guidance amid optics frenzy for data centers. These pops aren't isolated fireworks; they're flares from the exploding AI ecosystem where Google's $91-93 billion capex blitz is pulling hyperscalers into a $1 trillion vertical AI gold rush, outpacing traditional SaaS with 23.8% annual growth forecasts to $355 billion by 2029. As CrowdStrike, Sn