To The Moon

"Checkmate "or is it just "Bingo " for now ? FSD is currently 9 years in the making....As investors investing in a business for 9 years you have to believe in such a company and yes the rewards are high when D Day arrives. Playing chess requires a skill 4 - 7 moves ahead of your opponent, your competitors.  How many of the EV makers will be left standing 5-10 years from now ?  99% of all EV makers are OEM Automakers building EV's, only 1 company who just happens to be building EV's may well have outplayed all other OEM's with their FSD technology, a 9 year investment & yes the old saying is this " Never Bet against Elon " Stay the course, as an investor we will all be rewarded even though it may have cost you 9 -10 years as FSD is officially open to the public on the 22 June

As the broad market rebounds, multiple stocks hit all time highs this week!1. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ Hits All-Time High at $475.47, YTD +12.13%It’s not just yesterday. Microsoft has been on an impressive tear lately. After blowing past expectations in its Q1 earnings (which led to a 7.6% surge in a single day), the stock barely paused. No real pullbacks, just steady daily gains, the definition of “slow and steady wins the race.”Despite its massive size, Microsoft continues to expand its operating margin, growing from 44.6% to 45.7%. As one of the first big tech companies to invest in OpenAI, Microsoft rode the 2023 AI wave to a 56% YTD gain that year. It also has its own AI assistant, Copilot, making it one of the largest players in the AI space.2.

Last week (June 02 - 06) was all about jobs. The 3 major jobs reports were released consecutively from Wednesday to Friday, and US market reacted accordingly. But what is truly the bigger picture, read to the end to find out! Private Sector Employment. On Wed, 04 Jun 2025, the major economic news of the day was ADP’s private sector employment report. It saw the US economy add only 37,000 jobs in May - a low number, spurred fears that ongoing trade war may finally be starting to affect US economy’s hard data. (see below) The May 2025 private sector jobs report cast a shadow on the health of the US economy. Its weakness could be a signal to US central bank as they prepare to convene on June 17-18. The May data was far below analysts’ expectations of around 110,000 jobs and April’s number tha

Last Week’s Performance. Last week (June 02 - 06), US stocks were influenced by a strong jobs report, that helped markets close on a high note. Major indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq saw pressure earlier in the week, but positive labour data and easing trade tensions led to a rebound, with stocks edging toward record levels by Fri, 06 Jun 2025. (see below) The major composite index’s performance for the week: DJIA was up +1.33% (+562.93 to 42,762.87). S&P 500 was up +1.76 (+103.68 to 6,000.36). Nasdaq was up +2.45% (+466.89 to 19,529.95). A New Wind Is Blowing ! For this week (June 9 - 13), US market attention now turns to US inflation data. Economists and traders are closely watching for the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) release on Wed, 11 Jun 2025, that will be critical

Background: Loves math, worked in a bank (derivatives) but I'm a noob in the market with my own money (I only trade SG equity so far, leverage scares me I don't think I can sleep at night but maybe will dabble next year). It's easier to manage other people's money instead of your own, so trading is psychology.  Risk averse, but turning from an investor to a trader (hopefully with some success). I'm still playing safe with money siloed, and insurance savings plans bought years ago (regretting them as the years pass on but oh well).  I cannot articulate how, but I'm happy with the results so far. I trade primarily $YZJ Shipbldg SGD(BS6.SI)$ mainly due to volume and volatility. All I can say is investors hate it when markets drop, bu