For the last week of November 2025, a mix of delayed & up-to-date reports were released. It’s the latest glimpse into US economy before the Fed convenes the following week, on Dec 9 -10. Below is a recap of the reports. US Retail Sales (MoM). The September 2025 report showed sales increased by a disappointing 0.2%. It has fallen significantly short of market forecast of a 0.4% rise. And has fallen sharply from August 2025’s 0.6% growth. Total sales reached $733.3 billion,that’s a +4.3% YoY growth. Control Group sales, that exclude volatile categories and feed into GDP calculation, actually declined by -0.1%. This implies underlying consumer spending may be weaker than headline number suggests. Producer Price Index (PPI). For September 2025, US producers MoM inflation rose across the bo
S&P's December Dawn Surge: Holiday Highs Locked or Festive Flameout Fizzle? 🚀📈❄️
$S&P 500(.SPX)$$Dow Jones(.DJI)$$NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Markets flipped the script like a holiday blockbuster sequel – after December's rocky debut dip, the second trading day ignited a rebound roar with S&P 500 climbing 0.2% to 6,829.37, Dow surging 0.4% to 47,474.46, and Nasdaq popping 0.4% amid Fed cut bets blazing at 87% odds. This shake-off from yesterday's gloom screams shifting sentiment, but with volatility lurking like uninvited guests and PCE/ADP data dropping bombs this week, is this the kickoff to a classic December dazzle or a setup for seasonal slumps? As QT's liquidity flood unleashes trillions and AI capex keeps the growth glow going, we're dis
🎉🎉Congrats to Weekly Top 5 Most Active & Promising CBA Traders!💰💰
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$TSLA 20251212 420.0 PUT$ Support / Resistance 📈📉: Support: $425, $422?, $411-414 Resistance: $429, $435, $440 Outlook 📝: TSLA broke above $429 and even $435 price level earlier before harshly rejected at around $435 when overall market dipped slightly back to below $425. If TSLA manage to hold $425 line, then we should be able to revert back to upside towards $429 then back to $435. Else, if TSLA rejects at $429, then watch for short term downside towards support level at $425 and then $422. Target 🎯: Added this additional Cash Secured Put position on top of the earlier onr when TSLA is trading around $426~ yesterday, with the view that TSLA may potentially break $429 and hold. Target to exit within 15-30% profit ra
I hate how $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ looks short term. ⚠️Monthly / long‑term I still think we can see $600 in the next 6 months… but the daily chart is ugly:1️⃣ Volume profile resistance at $420–$4302️⃣ Big gap down to $3503️⃣ Daily bias is bearish.To avoid a dump toward $350, I want to see a close above $440 and daily bias flip back to green.Until then: expect the worst, hope for the best.For the sake of my April 2026 calls I hope I am wrong ❌ For SG users only, Welcome to open a CBA today and enjoy access to a trading limit of up to SGD 20,000 with unlimited trading on SG, HK, and US stocks, as well as ETFs. Find out more here.Complete your first Cash Boost Account trade with a trade amount of ≥ SGD1000* to get SGD 688 stock vouchers*! The trade can
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Wall Street Rebounds, Global Markets Show Mixed Tone
Overall Market Overview Global markets ended the day cautiously higher as US stocks led a modest rebound, supported by strength in technology shares and rising bitcoin prices. While the US regained momentum after the previous session’s losses, Europe struggled to find direction, and Asian markets delivered mixed performances amid policy-related optimism and regional concerns. United States: Tech-Driven Recovery US stocks moved higher, with the Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$ gaining 185.13 points, the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rising 16.74 points, and the Nasdaq $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$$Oracle(ORCL)$$Intel(INTC)$ 🔥⚡📈 Volatility Unlocks the Next AI Supercycle, $NVDA Tests the $180 Gamma Trigger, $ORCL Reprices Growth Assumptions, $INTC Rockets on Extreme Call Flow and Policy Momentum 📈⚡🔥 $NVDA is sitting at a pivotal structural level and the entire trajectory depends on clearing $180 because that is where net gamma finally flips positive. Once price pushes through that band, dealer hedging begins to reinforce upside flow and the tape can accelerate into a higher volatility regime. Partnerships with Synopsys and HPE add incremental optionality because both expand downstream AI compute demand, so any confirmation there increases th
I’m watching Google for steady momentum and Nvidia as a sentiment gauge. If Nvidia holds support, AI names can stabilise; if it breaks, tech may weaken. I’m also keeping an eye on gold-related stocks, since precious metals are strong and miners may catch up. I’m avoiding small-caps with high debt, AI microcaps, and any company announcing surprise bond issuance or guidance cuts, as the market is still sensitive to bad news. Positioning-wise, I prefer partial deployment. The macro backdrop is improving, but volatility remains. Going all-in is unnecessary. A balanced stance works better: keep 60–70% invested in quality names and 30–40% cash for dips or new opportunities. Selective buying beats aggressive trading today.