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Why AMC’s Record Quarter Improves the Business Without Removing the Balance-Sheet Risk
$AMC Entertainment(AMC)$’s second-quarter report was more than a temporary earnings beat. It provided genuine evidence that cinema economics can recover when the film slate, attendance and premium formats work together. It did not, however, resolve the company’s structural financial risks. AMC Entertainment Holdings, Inc. Reports Second Quarter 2026 Results, Delivering the Highest Quarterly Revenue and Adjusted EBITDA in Its 106-Year History Second Quarter 2026 Summary Results Compared to the Second Quarter On July 20, $AMC Entertainment(AMC)$ reported second-quarter revenue of $1.597 billion, up 14.2% from $1.398 billion one year earlier. Adjusted EBITDA increased 69.6% to $321.4 million, operating cash fl
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$AVGO LADDER 260720 PUT 385.0/PUT 380.0/PUT 382.5$ Not bad for re-entry and profit for 3 days. Take, not greedy.
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US385.0/380.0/382.5
| Side | Price | Filled | Realized P&L |
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| Debit Close | 1.60 3 | -- Closed |
TOPzippiee: Nice 3-day scalp, taking profit here makes sense
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07-21
Why Exxon’s Oil Rally Is Both an Earnings Tailwind and a Geopolitical Trap
$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ is benefiting from higher oil prices, but the current situation demonstrates why an energy producer’s earnings do not always move neatly with the spot price of crude. On July 20, Brent crude briefly traded above $90 per barrel before retreating as investors assessed the possibility of mediation in the US–Iran conflict. Disruption around the Strait of Hormuz has increased the risk premium in crude and refined products. The price move occurred on July 20; reports were published the same day. The Financial Times’ oil-market report describes both the surge and subsequent pullback. Higher oil prices normally strengthen Exxon’s upstream earnings because each barrel becomes more valuable while many production costs remain comparatively
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$CRM 20260731 187.5 CALL$ Covered call Setting a goal for Jul 2026: to collect more than $3,000 in premium (including premiums paid to close the options). June 2026: $1,721 Jul 2026 - Collected to date: $12,511
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US20260731 187.5
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| Sell Open | 1.15 1Lot(s) | -239.13% Holding |
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$CRWV 20260731 62.0 PUT$ Good entry price to own it if the price drops further, if not just earn the premium as lunch money.
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07-20 22:17
US20260731 62.0
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| Sell Open | 1.02 2Lot(s) | -208.82% Holding |
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$SOXL 20260821 20.0 PUT$ 這個月預定的主要期權SP倉位SOXL最低價20，另再SC SPCX最高價450。
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07-20 22:47
US20260821 20.0
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| Sell Open | 0.24 3Lot(s) | +16.67% Holding |
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07-20
$INTC 20260722 100.0 CALL$ Momentum lost, selling a 2DTE @ 100, fine with collect the premium to reduce avg cost or letting it get called away. Would like to participate in the earnings report on Thursday tho. We'll see how it goes. 😊
TOPI sold the same expiry too — 100 means you want the premium more than upside?
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07-21
$COIN DIAGONAL 260724/260807 PUT 175.0/PUT 170.0$ Rolled expiring put down and out for more premiums, not sure what will happen to it's share price after it's earnings. Pretty sure the numbers won't be pretty to look at, wondering if it will drop or continue to mirror the price of BTC and ETH.
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07-20 23:40
US175.0/170.0
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| Credit Close | -2.20 1 | -- Closed |
TOPRevenue misses and weak volume probably drag it lower, then BTC saves it lol
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07-21
$ARM Holdings(ARM)$ The recent semiconductor correction has been uncomfortable, but for me it has also created an opportunity. Instead of trying to predict the exact bottom, I've chosen to dollar-cost average (DCA) into ARM during this pullback. The recent selloff has been driven more by concerns over AI capital spending, higher interest rates, and broad deleveraging than by any major deterioration in ARM's long-term business. When quality companies are sold alongside the rest of the sector, I see that as a chance to gradually build a position. What continues to attract me to ARM is its unique business model and dominant ecosystem. Unlike traditional chip manufacturers, ARM licenses its architecture and collects royalties from billions of devi
TOP[Cool]Very informative. Thanks!
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07-21
Google Earnings Countdown: Is $180 Billion of AI Spending Starting to Pay Off?
Alphabet will report its second-quarter results on Wednesday after the U.S. market closes. This earnings release matters far beyond $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ itself. TSMC and ASML have already shown that demand for advanced chips and semiconductor equipment remains strong. Google now has to answer the next question in the AI value chain: Can all that spending on chips, servers and data centers turn into cloud revenue, advertising growth and free cash flow? Wall Street currently expects roughly $116.8 billion in Q2 revenue, including about $22.2 billion from Google Cloud. Options markets are pricing in an earnings move of around 5.3%. The first test: Can Google Cloud keep growing above 60%? Google Cloud was Alphabet’s strongest business in the first quart
TOPFor me, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Google Cloud is the key metric. TSMC and ASML have confirmed strong AI infrastructure demand, but Alphabet now needs to prove that its heavy AI investment is translating into sustainable Cloud revenue and healthy margins. I'm also watching AI Search monetization. It's not enough to increase user engagement—Google must maintain advertising revenue while keeping AI inference costs under control. That will determine whether AI strengthens its core business. Overall, I think Alphabet is becoming a leading end-to-end AI platform. If it delivers strong Cloud growth, solid AI monetization and confidence in free cash flow despite high capex, the long-term AI story becomes much more convincing. I’ll also be listening closely to management’s guidance on 2027 AI spending and TPU commercialization. Those updates could shape sentiment not only for Alphabet, but for the entire AI supply chain. @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @TigerClub
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$BlackBerry(BB)$ still holding...
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$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$
TOPAMD dip buy works till it doesn’t lol TSLA still got juice 🚀
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【Livestream Clip3 | Selina Han: Why do pros love 0DTE for events? 】
【Livestream Recap | Understanding SPX 0DTE Market Events, AI and the H2 2026 Outlook】 Hi Tigers! In this session we dug deep into SPX 0DTE, options market structure, event-driven trading, and the H2 2026 AI outlook. From "how SPX differs from SPY," to "why 0DTE exploded after 2022," "why pros love 0DTE for event trading," and "why AI's real impact may not be fully priced yet" — the flow was clear, layered, and full of substance. 【About the Guest】 Our speaker, @Selina_Han_Insights, is the founder of Han Insights and an independent researcher. She spent eight years at CBOE — the largest equity options exchange in the U.S. — as its first and only econom
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【Livestream Clip 2 | Selina Han: Why did 0DTE explode after 2022?】
【Livestream Recap | Understanding SPX 0DTE Market Events, AI and the H2 2026 Outlook】 Hi Tigers! In this session we dug deep into SPX 0DTE, options market structure, event-driven trading, and the H2 2026 AI outlook. From "how SPX differs from SPY," to "why 0DTE exploded after 2022," "why pros love 0DTE for event trading," and "why AI's real impact may not be fully priced yet" — the flow was clear, layered, and full of substance. 【About the Guest】 Our speaker, @Selina_Han_Insights, is the founder of Han Insights and an independent researcher. She spent eight years at CBOE — the largest equity options exchange in the U.S. — as its first and only economist at the time. What makes her perspective unique: she looks at market
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【Livestream Clip 4| Selina Han: AI's real impact may not be fully priced yet】
【Livestream Recap | Understanding SPX 0DTE Market Events, AI and the H2 2026 Outlook】 Hi Tigers! In this session we dug deep into SPX 0DTE, options market structure, event-driven trading, and the H2 2026 AI outlook. From "how SPX differs from SPY," to "why 0DTE exploded after 2022," "why pros love 0DTE for event trading," and "why AI's real impact may not be fully priced yet" — the flow was clear, layered, and full of substance. 【About the Guest】 Our speaker, @Selina_Han_Insights, is the founder of Han Insights and an independent researcher. She spent eight years at CBOE — the largest equity options exchange in the U.S. — as its first and only economist at the time. What makes her perspective unique: she looks at market
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07-21
The Cash Machine: Is QYLD A Buy For Your Portfolio?
🌟🌟🌟 In a market where tech stocks are swinging wildly and investors are biting their nails over upcoming earnings, my income portfolio seeks a different kind of weapon. It seeks a cash generating engine that can turn market volatility into immediate, tangible wealth. That engine is $Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$
TOPNice Sharing 😁 @Aqa @DiAngel @Shyon @JC888 @Barcode @Shernice軒嬣 2000
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US Market down, thanks Semicon & AI ?
For the week ending Fri, 17 Jul 2026, there were 3 main catalysts: AI & Chip Sell-Off: Semiconductor and mega-cap tech stocks suffered a severe correction. Investors rotated out of AI heavyweights due to concerns over whether (a) long-term fundamentals and (b) end-demand will justify sky-high valuations. This was compounded by the debut of a new, competitive AI model from Chinese startup Moonshot. Mixed Corporate Earnings: Q2 2026 earnings kicked off, bringing both positive news and stark disappointments. While traditional financials and select industrials beat expectations, the tech & streaming spaces weighed on major indexes as players like $Netflix(NFLX)$ and $Alphabet(GOOG)$ reported slowing o
TOPI added GOOG and NFLX last week — cycle feels ugly now, but Q3 bounce still looks live. Ceasefire maybe, but July data probably softens
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💰 13 US Stocks Hit New Highs: PM, VLO, MPC, PSX, TRV,...
Thirteen U.S. stocks with market caps above $10 billion are trading at fresh all-time highs as of July 17, 2026. The top 10 span defensive tobacco transformation, independent petroleum refining, property & casualty insurance, midstream energy infrastructure, interactive entertainment M&A, third-party logistics, and diversified Canadian utilities—a cross-section pointing to refining margin strength, underwriting resilience, and take-private premiums as the market's current momentum drivers. The top 10 tickers leading this cohort - $Philip Morris(PM)$, $Valero(VLO)$, $Marathon Petroleum(MPC)$,
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【 Livestream Clip 1 | Selina Han : SPX vs SPY: it's not just the price 】
【Livestream Recap | Understanding SPX 0DTE Market Events, AI d th2026 Outlook】 Hi Tigers! In this session we dug deep into SPX 0DTE, options market structure, event-driven trading, and the H2 2026 AI outlook. From "how SPX differs from SPY," to "why 0DTE exploded after 2022," "why pros love 0DTE for event trading," and "why AI's real impact may not be fully priced yet" — the flow was clear, layered, and full of substance. 【About the Guest】 Our speaker, @Selina_Han_Insights is the founder of Han Insights and an independent researcher. She spent eight years at CBOE — the largest equity options exchange in the U.S. — as its first and only economist at the time. What makes her perspective unique: she looks at markets not ju
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🧠 Memory Enters a Bear Market… Or Is This the Best Buying Opportunity? Memory stocks diverged again Friday: 📉 SanDisk (SNDK) -3.99% 📉 Micron (MU) -0.50% 📈 SK Hynix (SKHY) +1.13% At first glance, the sector looks broken. Micron has officially fallen 30% from its highs, meeting the technical definition of a bear market, despite reporting one of the strongest quarters in its history. Meanwhile, SanDisk remains an astonishing +580% YTD, even after a sharp pullback. So… is the AI memory boom over? I don’t think so. The market is no longer questioning whether AI demand exists—that’s already proven. Every major hyperscaler continues to pour billions into AI infrastructure, and the limiting factor is increasingly memory, not GPUs. HBM demand remains supply-constrained, enterprise SSD demand is imp
TOP30% isn’t cheap by memory-cycle standards. I cleared SanDisk already — after 580% YTD, why call this a reset and not late-cycle air coming out?