Silver's on an unstoppable rampage, blasting to $66 per ounce today – a fresh record that leaves gold trailing in the dust with its 60% YTD gains. This devil's metal has doubled since January, driven by insatiable industrial hunger from solar panels chomping 20% more supply and EV chips craving its superior conductivity over copper. Deficits stretch into the sixth straight year at 220 million ounces, London's vaults drained 35% to 20,000 tonnes, and Indian prices rocketing 90% to ₹1.85 lakh per kg. Futures are swinging like crazy, with intraday spikes topping $66 as specs dive in for weekly pops over 12%. No wonder the volatility's off the charts – this isn't just safe-haven play; it's a supply crunch supernova! 🌟 Why the epic climb? Industrial demand's exploding, with solar installs up 25

Why Americans Encourage the Netflix–Warner Bros. Combination — And How Netflix Can Earn More without Hurting Consumers Americans’ strong support for a potential Netflix–Warner Bros. combination reflects more than just enthusiasm for popular shows and movies. It signals a deeper shift in how consumers think about streaming, competition, pricing, and value. According to the survey results, support for the deal approaches a 3-to-1 margin, with majorities believing it would improve variety, convenience, and quality. This approval creates an environment where Netflix could potentially increase revenue — not necessarily by aggressively raising prices, but by restructuring value in ways that consumers accept or even welcome. $Netflix(NFLX)$ 

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Private market behemoths are stealing the spotlight, with valuations soaring into the stratosphere and IPO whispers turning into roars. As of December 17, 2025, these centicorns – startups worth over $100 billion – are prime candidates for listings that could redefine market landscapes. Leading the charge is SpaceX at a staggering $1,500 billion, dwarfing even the wildest tech dreams. OpenAI follows at $500 billion, ByteDance at $480 billion, Anthropic AI at $183 billion, Databricks at $134 billion, and Stripe at $106.7 billion. These numbers aren't just hype; they're based on recent funding rounds and proposed IPO valuations, signaling massive liquidity events ahead. 💥 SpaceX's rocket-fueled dominance makes it the ultimate IP

As global stock markets repeatedly reach new highs, investors are actively seeking the next phase of investment opportunities. $Goldman Sachs(GS)$ , a top Wall Street investment bank, recently released a research report pointing out that against the backdrop of anticipated market corrections, sectors with sustainable dividend growth potential may become safe havens for funds, and specifically favors the dividend growth potential of the healthcare, utilities, and industrial sectors in 2026.Goldman Sachs forecasts positive outlook for U.S. stocks through 2026Goldman Sachs Predicts 6% Dividend Growth in 2026Goldman Sachs has lifted its 12-month $S&P 500(.SPX)$ target to 6,900, up from 6,500 — its second up

$Addvalue Tech^(A31.SI)$ 0.1 Target Price. Addvalue Technologies (SGX:A31) Simply Wall St Financial Health Rating: ★★★★★★ Overview: Addvalue Technologies Ltd is an investment holding company that offers satellite-based communication and digital broadband products and solutions across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, North America, and the Asia Pacific with a market cap of SGD117.39 million. Operations: The company generates revenue primarily from its Communications Equipment segment, totaling $15.53 million. Market Cap: SGD117.39M Addvalue Technologies, with a market cap of SGD117.39 million, has shown significant earnings growth, reporting a net income increase to US$1.95 million for the year ending March 31, 2025. The company secured new orde

$SamuderaShipping(S56.SI)$  $1.5 Target Price.    Samudera Shipping (S56.SI) holds distinct competitive advantages against NYK Line through regional specialization, cost efficiency, and strategic partnerships, though it lacks NYK's global scale. Key Competitive Advantages Regional Focus & Agility Samudera dominates Southeast Asian routes (particularly Indonesia-Singapore-Japan corridors) with localized expertise, while NYK operates globally across 150+ countries. This allows Samudera to optimize port operations and customer relationships in high-growth ASEAN markets. Recent expansion into Japan via Samudera Japan (established October 2025) and the Blue Ocean Shipping JV (51% ownership) targets ni

Charts in FocusTech / Mag 7 Rotation Out, Small Caps Rotation In$Direxion NASDAQ-100 Equal Weighted Index Shares(QQQE)$ clearly benefited from the pullback in the NASDAQ 100.Trading Themes for the Week from Direxion 1. $Direxion Daily MU Bull 2X Shares(MUU)$Assets under management are once again approaching USD 400 million.MU shares have risen after HSBC initiated coverage with a Buy rating, calling it a “key beneficiary of an extended supercycle.”Post-earnings volatility expected around ±8.3% following Wednesday’s report.2. $Direxion Daily AVGO Bull 2X Shares(AVL)$ / $Direxion Daily AVGO Bear 1X Shares(AVS)$Broadcom’s post

$Reddit(RDDT)$   Thank you indicator. Expecting more upside! 

I have held $Micron Technology(MU)$ in the past but now I just have $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ and $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$. Bigger, better, faster, stronger. Not bothered about tomorrow. More focused on 1 to 5 years out. I just collect more on the dips. I buy something every week. Whatever is cheap this week comparative to my long term thesis. I do not subscribe to a chip or Ai or data center bubble in the next few weeks. Realistically the narrative will change tomorrow, or next week. I set a course, and follow that course. Obviously I keep an eye out for a massive storm, or a change in the direction of the wind. But the wind is changing direction daily ATM and its only b

Micron’s upcoming Q1 FY26 earnings on Dec 17 are set against a backdrop of surging AI-driven demand for DRAM and HBM chips, with consensus expecting EPS near $3.8 and revenue around $12.6B. The stock has rallied over 200% YTD, but remains volatile given memory’s cyclical nature. My view this week is to approach MU with defined-risk spreads rather than outright calls: a Jan $240/$260 call spread offers upside participation if earnings beat and guidance is strong, while capping exposure if supply-cycle risks resurface. For diversification, I also like pairing MU with AMD, which benefits from AI GPU demand, creating a balanced semiconductor basket that captures both memory and compute momentum.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ is my stock in focus today after breaking to a new all-time high last night. The move reflects a clear shift in sentiment, with investors looking past short-term EV delivery concerns and refocusing on Tesla’s long-term growth story. Momentum remains strong as the market reassesses Tesla’s future potential. The key driver behind the rally is the robotaxi and full self-driving hype. Progress in driverless testing has renewed optimism that Tesla is moving closer to commercial autonomy. As a result, investors are increasingly valuing Tesla as an AI and autonomous mobility platform rather than just an EV maker. That said, expectations are rising and volatility could follow. Execution risks remain, but the breakout shows the mark

How I Achieved 17.87% This Year Using Covered Calls, Cash-Secured Puts, and Trading Ranges 📈💰$NVDA 20260109 180.0 CALL$  This year, I managed to achieve a 17.87% return by focusing on one core philosophy: letting the market pay me to wait. Instead of chasing breakouts or predicting tops and bottoms, I relied on selling options, managing risk, and trading within clear price ranges. My main tools were covered calls, cash-secured puts, and range trading on strong stocks like Nvidia (NVDA). This approach did not require perfect timing. It did not depend on predicting earnings surprises or macro headlines. Instead, it relied on probabilities, discipline, and consistency. Most importantly, it allowed me to generate income whet

$MarcoPolo Marine(5LY.SI)$ 0.30 Target Price MarcoPolo Marine's (5LY.SI) upcoming growth is driven by strategic fleet expansion, entry into offshore wind energy, and major contract wins, supported by improving financial metrics and bullish analyst sentiment. Key Growth Drivers: 1). SG$198 Million Research Vessel Contract Subsidiary Marco Polo Shipyard secured a SG$198 million contract to build an advanced oceanographic vessel for Taiwan's National Academy of Marine Research, with delivery expected by year 2028. The project is fully self-financed, indicating strong liquidity and operational confidence. 2). Fleet Expansion & Offshore Wind Focus Added 2 new AHTS vessels (total fleet: 21) for SG$34 million, targeting oil/gas and renewable sector

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Options Market Statistics: Pfizer Falls 3.4% on Below-Consensus 2026 Guidance $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   led overall volume with a neutral put/call ratio of 0.59 and a low IV rank of 9.05%, suggesting steady positioning as volume totaled 2.59 million contracts against 7.70 million in open interest. Shares climbed 3.1% to $489.88, surpassing its previous 2024 closing peak, fueled by positive coverage from Wedbush's Dan Ives and updates on Tesla's robotaxi service rollout in Austin, Texas. $Broadcom(AVGO)$   ranked sixth with a neutral put/call ratio of 0.51 and an IV rank of 14.03%, indicating balanced volatility expectations as

Overall Market Overview Global equities closed broadly lower as investors turned cautious ahead of key US jobs and inflation data. Lingering uncertainty over macroeconomic signals, delayed US economic releases, and geopolitical developments weighed on risk appetite, prompting a third consecutive session of declines in major markets. US: Data Delays Weigh on Sentiment US stocks retreated as markets digested the delayed November jobs report. The Dow Jones$DJIA(.DJI)$   fell 0.6%, while the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  and Nasdaq Composite $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ &nbs