Netflix May Need A Few More Episodes Before The Plot Turns Bullish Netflix (NASDAQ:$Netflix(NFLX)$ ) has been at the center of market attention ever since it announced plans to acquire Warner Bros for $72 billion in equity value. What followed has been no less than a roller coaster move: first, reports of possible Justice Department intervention, and now Paramount's counteroffer of $108 billion, which has introduced a new layer of uncertainty into the deal. With all this unfolding, let's examine how Netflix is positioned under the Adhishthana principles and what the framework suggests for the stock going forward. Analysing Netflix Stock's Weekly Charts On the weekly timeframe, Netflix is currently in Phas
In this video we take a look at $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ recent 4% jump after news on Trump’s robotics push and break down the price action using simple technical tools. We cover moving averages, a possible cup and handle setup, and the wash and rinse pattern on the weekly chart to see whether buyers may be taking control again. $TESLA 3xLongSG261006(TSYW.SI)$$TESLA 3xShortSG280330(RLSW.SI)$ Hit the follow button to stay updated! I post valuable trading and investing insights every week—don’t miss out on being the first to know! This stock was identified based on a signal generated by the TAD System https://bit.ly/tawpro. Disclaimer: This document is not an o
Gold–Silver Ratio Crashes Ahead of the FOMC: Is an Inflation Wave Coming?
Many people may not yet have noticed that the current market is showing a very intriguing and seemingly contradictory pattern. On one hand, bond market pricing suggests that investors do not believe the Federal Reserve, even after its leadership change, can smoothly and quickly transition into a clearly dovish policy environment. On the other hand, silver prices have hit fresh highs even without any visible squeeze caused by tightness in the physical inventory. The gold–silver ratio has undergone a technical collapse, which implies that market bets on future inflation remain elevated, and silver is very likely front-running a new upcycle in broader commodities.国内现货白银市场的基差持续走弱,但美白银仍然持续逼空上涨In Chinese physical silver market, the basis has continued to weaken, yet U.S. silver prices are still
Market Watch: BMNR’s Major Test, MSTR’s Potential Bottom, NFLX Trigger Pending, TSLA Still Bullish
1. $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$ BMNR ripped 54% straight off the exact support we mapped on Nov 21.Now we’re heading into the real test:the $50–$55 volume shelf.That level decides whether this turns into a simple bounce or a massive breakout.2. $Strategy(MSTR)$ MSTR is bouncing right where bottoms usually form… but my system still says WAIT.Triple support is there. Buyers are stepping in.Only ONE confirmation is missing.If it triggers, I’ll go heavy.3. $Netflix(NFLX)$ If you’ve ever mistimed a dip… don’t touch $ NFLX until you see this.It’s down nearly 30%, but the real buy signal hasn’t fired.I show the exact criteria this needs before I’ll risk a
Gold-Silver Ratio Breaks 14-Year Support: Silver Speed Up? Top ETFs & Stocks
Core Conclusion: After the Gold-Silver Ratio broke above 105 in April 2025, it rapidly retreated. The current level of 68 remains above the historical average of 58. Looking at history and reviewing the patterns from the past four "above 100" episodes, silver may still have several months of gains ahead from December 2025 through mid-year 2026. $Silver - main 2603(SImain)$ 's pace and magnitude of gains are expected to exceed $Gold - main 2602(GCmain)$ 's rise. Time to seize more allocation? $Silver - main 2603(SImain)$$E-mini Silver - main 2603(QImain)$ has gained 64% since breaking to new highs since J
Staples vs. S&P500: The Synthetic Hedge Is Undervalued
Here's the relative performance line for consumer staples -- you can see how the extremes in relative value were created.Staples lagged behind into the dot com peak, and gained ground during the 08 crash.More recently they have basically lagged for the past decade during the rise of big tech.Staples are described as defensive for this reason (healthcare, utilities, and sometimes REITs and gold miners, among others also fall into this category). $S&P 500(.SPX)$ You can kind of think of staples' relative performance line as a synthetic asset (i.e. long staples vs short S&P500). That synthetic asset did very well in 2022 (and did ok [briefly!] in March 2020, April 2025).This synthetic asset is now very cheap, and will probably serve as a dece
LRCX, MSCI, FICO, Visa: Capital Efficiency Standouts
Here are four companies that are becoming increasingly capital efficient - take a look at their cash return on capital. Which do you own? $Lam Research(LRCX)$$MSCI Inc(MSCI)$$Fair Isaac(FICO)$$Visa(V)$ PS: I don't personally believe we can look at FCF yield in isolation. If a company has a 4% yield, but a 1% growth rate, then I would find that very expensive. If a company has a 2% yield, but a very predictable 25% growth rate, then I would find that very cheap.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
DNUT Tightens Below $4.50 While LLY Extends Its Retracement
1. $Krispy Kreme, Inc.(DNUT)$ ADR% has eased to 5.8% on the VCP, yet it continues to grind higher, showing further VARS. Price has been drifting sideways for the past 8 sessions while holding above the 10-MA, pushing toward its key major resistance level at $4.50.All it probably needs is a high-RVOL day to be in play 2. $Eli Lilly(LLY)$ 8 straight sessions of downside action since clinching 10 x ATR% from 50-MA. This reinforces the core perk of swing trading: “Always sell some into strength”, which allows you to bank realized gains, dampen the volatility of what you’re still holding, and free up capital for the new wave of opportunities as the market evolves. For SG users only, Welcome to open a CBA today
Hello everyone, welcome to the fourth episode of our Technical Analysis series. Today, we’ll be learning MA.1. What is MA (Moving Averages)A Moving Average is a calculation used to analyze data points by creating a constantly updated average price over a specific period (e.g., 10 days, 50 hours, 200 weeks).Core Purpose: To smooth out short-term price fluctuations and "noise" to reveal the underlying trend direction.Primary Function: It acts as a lagging indicator. It doesn't predict future prices; it confirms and defines the existing trend based on past data.2. Types of MAsThere are several calculation methods, each emphasizing different aspects:Simple Moving Average (SMA): Calculates the average closing price over a selected period, giving equal weight to all data points. It is the smooth
The Federal Reserve is about to announce its latest interest rate decision, and the market has generally bet that it will cut interest rates by 25 basis points for the third consecutive time, but this "interest rate cut" may not be as gentle as imagined. There are obvious differences within the FOMC now. Some people are worried that employment will continue to weaken, while others believe that the easing is sufficient, and further reduction may rekindle inflation. Therefore, the so-called "hawkish interest rate cut" has become the most discussed word in the outside world-the interest rate cut is true, but it will not give a promise of further cuts in the future, and may even imply that "almost, it's time to press the pause button."Bill English, a former senior Fed official from Yale, also
2026 Stock Market Outlook: Continued Rally, But With Caution?
Are we going to see a strong stock market finish by end of December, and will this drive the continued rally into 2026 with strong momentum coming from tech stocks and bigger firms? I would think that there might be continued rally, but with caution, so in this article I would like to share the current, evidence-based view of whether we are likely to see a strong stock market finish in December 2025 and whether that could carry into a sustained 2026 rally, especially driven by tech and large caps — and what it might mean for a renewed or extended bull market: 1) Near-Term: Year-End Rally (Santa Claus Effect) — Possible but Not Guaranteed Many strategists and market participants expect typical year-end strength (a “Santa Claus rally”) in stocks driven by seasonality, holiday flows, an
🟩 If you’re watching the Singapore market today, you probably felt the confusion. SingPost just announced a massive price hike on stamps, which feels like a desperate move from a legacy giant. At the same time, the Straits Times Index dropped as investors flee to safety ahead of the Federal Reserve’s decision. To the average investor, it looks like the market is flashing danger signals everywhere, and the temptation to sell and run is high.But if you panic now, you might miss the real story happening under the radar. While the headlines focus on 52-cent stamps and interest rate fears, the smart money is quietly making moves into future-proof assets that most people are ignoring. In this video, we strip away the noise to reveal why OCBC’s latest billion-dollar "green steel" deal is the most
A 25 bp cut on 10 December is largely priced in, so the market’s reaction will depend less on the cut itself and more on Powell’s guidance. If he signals confidence in disinflation and avoids hinting at a policy pause, risk assets can continue to advance. Liquidity conditions are already improving, and seasonality typically supports year-end strength, so an orderly grind higher is still possible. The risk is a “sell the news” move if Powell stresses data-dependence or pushes back against aggressive easing bets. Positioning has shifted repeatedly in the past two months, and any sign of hesitation could trigger short-term volatility. For 2026, the framework should be simple. Cuts will be determined by two forces: the durability of disinflation and the resilience of labour markets. If inflati
Regulatory pressure has become the central variable in the Netflix–Warner Bros. situation. Trump’s comments highlight that any US$72 billion bid faces a steep antitrust hurdle, because a Netflix–WBD combination would concentrate both content and distribution power. Even if the economics look attractive, the political overhang creates significant execution risk. That limits near-term bullishness for Netflix, since a large deal with uncertain approval typically weighs on sentiment. Paramount’s proposal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery at US$30 per share is more straightforward. A cash offer places a floor under WBD’s valuation and signals that industry consolidation interest remains strong. The key question is whether WBD’s board views Paramount’s price as credible and whether competing bid
The signal that Nvidia may resume H200 sales to China is meaningful because China once accounted for roughly 20 to 25 percent of its data-centre demand. The export restrictions created a structural gap in Nvidia’s growth trajectory, and the company’s attempts to replace that revenue with downgraded “China-compliant” chips had limited success. If policy genuinely shifts, even a partial reopening of the China market could stabilise Nvidia’s forward revenue expectations. That said, one must separate headline reaction from actual earnings impact. Approvals, licensing terms and volume caps are still unknown. China demand is strong, but the competitive landscape has evolved, with local accelerators and Huawei’s Ascend series gaining traction while Nvidia was restricted. The recovery will not be
🚨🚨🚨📰 Market Analysis Summary: December 9, 2025 The market is characterized by pre-Federal Reserve caution in traditional finance and a modest cooling in the crypto space, though both remain near recent highs. 🏛️ Traditional Stock Markets (US & Global) * Sentiment: Cautious and generally lower as investors await the highly-anticipated Federal Reserve (Fed) policy meeting later this week. Expectations of a possible Fed rate cut are driving short-term volatility. * Performance: Major US indices (Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq) are registering slight declines, consolidating after recent gains. * Macro Focus: The primary driver remains the upcoming Fed Interest Rate Decision (expected on Wednesday, Dec 10th) and the language used regarding future monetary policy. * Key Eco
H200 Green Light: What Nvidia, AMD and Intel Really Gain $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ just won political cover to ship its H200 AI accelerator to approved customers in China, with President Trump saying the United States will take a 25% cut of revenue on those chips and applying a similar framework to $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ and $Intel(INTC)$ . The Commerce Department now has to turn that headline into actual licenses and compliance rules. For investors, this is not only about reopening a giant end market. It is also about what happens to the whole system of performance
Why I Am Waiting for S$2.46 to Buy ESR-REIT 🦖 EP1307
🟩 If you own ESR-REIT or you are hunting for yield on the SGX, that 7.9% headline number will catch your eye. You know T-bills pay about 3%, so a yield this high can feel like either a gift or a trap. In this video, Iggy breaks down whether ESR-REIT is a solid income engine for your CPF and SRS, or a time bomb wrapped in dividends.You will see how the 23% revenue growth compares with almost flat DPU, and why dilution and gearing matter more than the glossy top-line. Iggy also walks through InvestingPro’s fair value model, the Japan logistics angle, the REC Solar concentration risk, and the silent drag from land lease decay. By the end, you will see the full risk–reward picture in simple numbers, not sales talk.Watch this video all the way through to learn Iggy’s exact verdict: why he rate
The United States has approved NVIDIA $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ to export its H200 AI chips to China under a new arrangement where Washington collects a fee from each shipment. President Trump announced the move, positioning it as a strategic balance between national security and economic benefit. NVIDIA shares rose about 2% in after-hours trading following the announcement, reflecting investor confidence. The approval will also extend to other U.S. chipmakers like AMD $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ and Intel $Intel(INTC)$ . The H200 chip is one of NVIDIA's mos