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$GLW 20260417 150.0 CALL$  Glass for Datacenter plays?

$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ Gold all the way

USD The US Dollar traded unevenly, showing a softening trend against major peers like the Euro and Japanese Yen due to improved global risk sentiment. Speculative positioning has become heavily skewed toward USD selling, with gross short positions across eight IMM currency futures more than doubling to a six-month high of USD 17.4 billion. JPM economists continue to see global GDP staying resilient at 2.8%, with consumers as a key driver. GS economists anticipate a +45k headline NFP print and a 33bp core CPI reading for January, noting that January reports often provide outsized FX reactions. Nomura reported that year-ahead inflation expectations in the NY Fed Survey of Consumer Expectations moved lower to 3.09%, the lowest since July 2025. Goldman Sachs traders warned that US stocks face

🌟🌟🌟Gold has reclaimed USD 5,000/oz after that sharp breath catching pullback. It feels like watching a king stride back onto the throne - steady, unshaken and reminding the market that dominance doesn't vanish in a week.  JPMorgan's view reinforces the confidence that this volatility is a healthy consolidation within a long term uptrend, not a trend reversal. But while Gold is anchoring the fortress, something else is stirring in the industrial trenches. JPMorgan expects copper to rebound earlier than Gold in Q2, driven by stabilising demand and tightening inventories.  Copper is always the early mover.  It is the metal that wakes up before the rest of the economy does.  So the real question becomes : Is this the moment to rotate from Gold into copper led cycl

Microsoft Cheaper Than IBM: Overshoot or Repricing? Software has been one of the weakest corners of US equities so far in 2026. The S&P 500 Software and Services index is over 15% lower year to date, and the drawdown accelerated after $Microsoft(MSFT)$   's earnings in late January helped turn a slow bleed into a sector wide de-risk.   In the seven sessions through last Thursday, the index shed roughly $1T in market value, a move that quickly earned the nickname "softwaremageddon." The bounce only showed up late: the software index rose 2.4% on Friday after falling more than 17% over the prior seven sessions, then added another 2.9% on Monday. Even after the rebound, it was still roughly 13% b

My 2 cents: there is a state of flux in DBS viz. declining net interest margins (NIM) and robust shareholder returns' expectations. Therefore, while profit taking is natural after a massive rally, structural shifts in its revenue model and aggressive capital return policies are mitigating the risk of a full-scale  movement out of the stock. Further, sharply lower interest rates and a stronger SGD have begun compressing NIMs, with management expecting 2026 net profit to be slightly below the record 2025 levels. Also, the P/B ratio is now 2.4x as against historical 1.4x. Overall, it is natural for investors to consider UOB & OCBC which still have P/B in the range of 1.55x or below. But that is no cause for panic - if anything it is too much of a good run for DBS & a chance to di

Honestly,  I personally feel this could be an classic case of dead cat bounce driven & heavily influenced by short covering—traders exiting bearish bets rather than new long-term buyers. Secondly, this is reminiscent of low convictions: Trading volume during the rebound was approximately 13% below the five-day average, indicating a lack of broad market participation. Thirdly,  trump is causing a whole lot of confusion: implied volatility remains elevated, suggesting investors are still pricing in significant future price swings. Finally, this  requires observing if the price eventually drops below its recent lows. Follow-through in the coming days will be critical in deciding if this move represents seller exhaustion or merely a temporary reprieve aka dead 🐈 syndrome.

Bitcoin (BTC) Bitcoin Reclaims $70,000 as Bulls Defend "Weakest Bear Case "Bitcoin has staged a recovery, reclaiming the $70,000 psychological level after plunging to a 15-month low under $62,000 last week. The rebound is driven by a mix of institutional buying and whale accumulation. Binance bolstered its SAFU fund with a massive **$300 million Bitcoin purchase** (4,225 BTC), while Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquired an additional 1,142 BTC for $90 million. These corporate moves have acted as a backstop, absorbing the selling pressure that erased $500 billion from the market cap since mid-January. Analysts at Bernstein have doubled down on their bullish outlook, calling the recent sell-off the "weakest bear case on record" and reaffirming a $150,000 target for 2026. They cite tig

$American Airlines(AAL)$   Time to earn points again

$MoneyMax Fin(5WJ.SI)$ profit warning and a transfer To the mainboard which is a good news . The question is how much further the stock price will run as it is already very high. Currently my top performer for 2025 , hope it can continue the run up for the rest of the year . 

$UOB(U11.SI)$ let wait uob shines in Feb financial report 

$CapLand Ascendas REIT(A17U.SI)$ look more opportunity 

$Starbucks(SBUX)$ finally shown some results 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ above $200 pls by end of the month

$BABA2 20271217 165.0 CALL$ intend to buy back the call if drop further 

$Realty Income Corp(O)$ one of my biggest profit 

$HIMS 20260220 32.0 CALL$ keep sell covered call

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Nvda strong Tech. 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$  Nvda striking Tech.