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$MU 20270115 900.0 CALL$  Opened this MU call exactly a week back.  Share price looks to be finding support at the 150EMA on daily candle. Meant to be a short trade as price looks to head back up, unfortunately The share price plunged back down the very next day.  Thus decided to hold till this week, as am hoping the big techs' earning (which I suspect will be quite positive) especially SKHY and SNDK which will help lifted the memory and chip sector.  Oh boy, the lift did come, SKHY manage to deliver. Now question is, should I cash it out right now or wait for 2 more days for SNDK to report their earnings next  ... 😅 Base on technical, the share price now sits on 50 EMA on daily candle   If this ca

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   Talks of SpaceX acquiring Tesla have sparked intense market debate. If SpaceX acts as the buyer, standard acquisition rules dictate they must offer a premium—potentially 20% to 35%—over TSLA’s current share price to lock in approval. That gives Tesla shareholders an immediate equity windfall. Beyond the buyout pop, TSLA investors gain direct exposure to SpaceX’s defense dominance, Starlink cash flows, and orbital infrastructure. However, an all-stock swap without a cash premium could dilute liquidity while exposing holders to SpaceX’s heavy capital demands. Ultimately, Tesla shareholders win short-term if a buyout premium materializes, but long-term value hinges on whether cross-company AI

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   I think merging TSLA and SPCX will benefit TSLA.  Don't we all along are betting on ELON's vision rather than just car sales? SPCX has a way bigger future than TSLA alone. 

$MSFT 20270115 530.0 CALL$  Sharing this trade for coins.  This was a quick in out trade last week when MSFT has an intraday move of about 3.5%. Manage to catch the day high to sell-to-close this call for a small profit.  Luckily as the share price has been trending lower now for this week.   Price has been holding well above the 20 EMA on daily candles.  We may see a bit of sideways actions till its earning next week.  

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   PLTR is getting quite a bit of attentions lately. The share price climbed about 25% from its low of 166 just over a month back.  It hits a new high before pulling back as it hits the resistance side of this bullish channel it has been trending since the gap up from last earnings.   Am expecting the share price to go a little side way to its earnings in about month's time.  If the share price were to close in the red today  then it might leave a shooting star candle on it daily chart which can be a bearish signal,  let's see how the next few days would be. 🍀

$LLY 20270115 1200.0 CALL$  Close this few days old call contract as soon as LLY turns green today. Market today is very bearish.  Close to lock in profits before it gets drag back down. Looking to enter again if LLY do gets back to 50 EMA. 

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ OCBC received a downgrade, share price shed off over 5% today. Took a opportunity to open a small position. Shall add more of it goes lower.  

$LLY 20270115 1140.0 CALL$ Traded the technicals on Eli Lilly ($LLY) after tracking its massive intraday swings over the last few weeks. We’ve seen single-session expansions as high as 5.17% (a massive ~$60 range), which opens up incredible short-term windows if you time the entries right. The Strategy: * The Entry: Waited patiently for the share price to dip down toward the support side of its current ascending channel. * The Exit: Locked in profits cleanly as soon as the price bounced and hit key overhead resistance EMAs. In and out in just 2 days. When a high-beta large-cap moves this fast, sticking strictly to the daily levels makes for a highly tactical—and exciting—trade. On to the next setup! 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$   After five months of sideways consolidation, $NVDA has finally broken through its previous all-time high. While breakout traders are celebrating, long-term investors need to look at the reality of capital efficiency. Given its massive market cap, NVIDIA simply cannot move exponentially with the same velocity we saw from $AMD just a few months back. This means entering $NVDA right here introduces a significant opportunity cost. Your capital will be backed by a cash-flow monster, but it might move a lot slower than smaller, hyper-growth alternatives. Are you buying the breakout, holding your current bags, or allocating capital elsewhere?

I have always believed that options trading carries a unique psychological pull, but selling options for income introduces a whole different level of addiction. When I first started writing Cash-Secured Puts (CSPs) and Covered Calls (CCs), the goal was straightforward: generate steady yield. Over time, however, this strategy evolved from a side activity into my primary source of revenue, consistently delivering predictable cash flow month after month. The real allure lies in how the process transforms from a conscious effort into pure muscle memory. In the beginning, evaluating strike prices and scanning charts requires intense focus. But as time goes on, reading technical indicators becomes second nature. Technical analysis becomes an essential tool, enabling me to take calculated risks a