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On February 28, a joint US–Israel military strike against Iran triggered severe turbulence across global capital markets. Among all markets, the reaction in South Korea was the most dramatic. Because of the Independence Movement Day holiday, the Korean stock market was closed on March 2. When trading resumed on March 3, the KOSPI index plunged rapidly, triggering a circuit breaker during the session and ultimately closing down 7.24%. Panic quickly spread. On March 4, the KOSPI plunged again, crashing 12.06% in a single day—marking the largest one-day decline in its history and shocking global investors. Before investors could recover from the selloff, the KOSPI suddenly reversed course. On March 5, the index surged more than 12% intraday and ultimately closed up 9.63%, its biggest one-day

$Oracle(ORCL)$ ’s fiscal Q3 2026 earnings (reported March 10, 2026) were a watershed moment, marking the first time in over 15 years that both organic revenue and non-GAAP EPS grew by more than 20%. The massive $553 billion backlog (Remaining Performance Obligations, or RPO) is the primary driver of the stock's 8%+ jump, as it provides a multi-year "moat" of guaranteed demand. Earnings & Guidance: The $90 Billion North Star The earnings signal a definitive shift from "legacy database company" to "AI hyperscaler." Massive Backlog: The RPO surged to $553 billion, up 325% year-over-year. This was driven by several "mega-deals," most notably a $300 billion cloud infrastructure partnership with OpenAI. Revised Outlook: Oracle raised its fiscal 2027

🌟🌟🌟TACO vs HALO :  Which Trade Do I Trust  TACO and HALO are 2 prominent market acronyms describing contrasting investment behaviours: TACO is focused on political volatility while HALO is long term AI proofing and defensive stability. TACO: Trump Always Chickens Out Coined by Financial Times journalist Robert Armstrong, this term describes a recurring pattern where aggressive policy announcements trigger a market dip, followed by a tactical retreat that fuels recovery. How to trade TACO:  Investors using this strategy typically buys into the initial dip caused by political rhetoric, betting that the eventual policy U-turn will restore asset prices.  Note that this is not a scientific model and relies on unpredictable behavioural finance. HALO: Heavy Assets Low Obsolesc

On March 12th, the situation in the Middle East escalated again, and the market's worries about the disturbance of Gulf shipping and the tightening of crude oil supply rose rapidly, and the international oil price rose sharply. Affected by this, crude oil-related assets have once again become the focus of the market, risk assets are under pressure as a whole, and funds have returned to the main trading line of "supply shock-rising oil prices-rising inflation worries". Corresponding to$United States Oil Fund LP (USO) $Although the short-term trend is still strong, after the continuous sharp rise, the price has risen obviously, and the implied volatility is at an extremely high position. The option chain you gave shows that the current IV of USO has rea

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While the release of strategic reserves is a major headline, the market's "muted" reaction often stems from the fact that professional traders tend to trade the rumor and sell the news. By the time the barrels actually hit the water, the impact is often already baked into the price. Has the Market Priced This In? In short, largely yes. The U.S. equity market is a forward-looking mechanism. When a reserve release is announced, the market immediately calculates the temporary nature of that supply. Temporary vs. Structural: A reserve release is a "one-off" boost. It doesn't solve structural issues like refining capacity or long-term underinvestment in drilling. The "Refill" Factor: Markets are also pricing in the fact that the government will eventually have to buy back that oil to replenish

$NVDA$ Tuesday's put flow suggests the panic has cooled — at least for this week. But institutions aren't letting their guard down. 40k of the March 20th 170 puts were bought to open $NVDA 20260320 170.0 PUT$ . If oil's reaction is any guide, we're likely in for the scenario I laid out yesterday: chop into triple witching. So NVDA grinds 180–190 into next week. $USO$ USO saw big blocks in puts — mostly longer-dated. Two strike buckets: 100 and 90. Means the market sees a stalemate near-term. Probability of a major drop in the next two weeks? Low. $TSLA$ First medium-term bullish call in a while: 510 calls bought $TSLA 20260515 510.0 CALL$  — 15.9k contr