To The Moon

Lately, I've been feeling increasingly positive about the direction of the U.S. market. With Japan's rate move stabilizing currencies, expectations of a Fed rate cut rising, and the next Fed chair candidate becoming clearer, the macro backdrop is turning far more supportive. On top of that, SEC Chair Paul Atkins' plan to roll out new IPO-friendly proposals in January signals that the U.S. is preparing for another cycle of capital expansion. To me, this is exactly the kind of environment where growth stocks and tech leaders tend to outperform—and we're already seeing early signs of that. Intel's $Intel(INTC)$   performance is one of the clearest examples of this shift. The stock has more than doubled this ye

When I look back at Jerome Powell's tenure, I think he handled one of the most volatile economic periods in modern history with more steadiness than he gets credit for. From the pandemic shock to the inflation spike, he walked a very narrow path, and despite all the political noise, the U.S. ultimately avoided the recession almost everyone expected. I would rate his performance as "pragmatic but imperfect" — he was slow at certain points, but he delivered a soft landing that many global central banks couldn't achieve. That said, I fully understand why Powell never enjoyed strong public approval. High rates hit consumers, homeowners, and businesses in ways that feel very real, and the everyday cost of living still doesn't feel "normal." The criticism from Trump's circle only intensified tha

Yes, a strong case can be made that gold and silver have more room to grow despite reaching all-time highs. While the metals are experiencing a period of volatility following their record runs, many analysts and major financial institutions anticipate continued upside driven by structural economic and geopolitical factors. The Bullish Case for Precious Metals The recent surge in gold and silver prices has been fueled by a mix of traditional and modern market dynamics. The outlook remains positive due to persistent safe-haven demand, supportive monetary policy shifts, and silver's growing role in industrial technology. 1. The Power of Safe-Haven Demand The primary driver for gold's and, to an extent, silver's rally is their safe-haven status during periods of global uncertainty.  * Geo

The MicroStrategy Thesis: A Leveraged Bet on Bitcoin’s Future MicroStrategy (MSTR) has successfully recast its identity under Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, shifting its primary business from enterprise analytics software to becoming the world's largest publicly-traded corporate holder of Bitcoin. This strategic move, beginning in 2020, has fundamentally changed the company's risk profile and its potential for growth, tying its fate almost entirely to the volatile price of Bitcoin. 1. The Strategy: Bitcoin as the Treasury Reserve MSTR's investment thesis is straightforward but aggressive: to acquire and hold Bitcoin as its primary treasury reserve asset, believing its long-term appreciation will significantly outperform holding traditional fiat currency or other assets. Massive Holding

Bitcoin’s recent surge toward $91K has traders buzzing with excitment and some are already anticipating the start of next bullish leg, but the charts tell a different story. ProShares Bitcoin ETF (BITO) is flashing signs of weakness, with a potential retracement toward the $10.10 zone. In Elliott Wave terms, this suggests BTCUSD may still be consolidating in a corrective phase rather than gearing up for the next impulsive leg higher. Understanding these signals is critical for traders who want to avoid chasing momentum at the wrong time. 📉 BITO Bearish Sequence Points Toward $10.10 The ProShares Bitcoin ETF (BITO) completed its cycle from the November 2022 low back in March 2024. Since peaking in March 2024, the ETF has been trending lower, carving out what appears to be an incomplete bear

The AI chip wars are heating up, and it feels like every month there’s a new contender stepping into the ring to challenge Nvidia’s throne. Amazon just dropped its game-changer: an in-house AI chip that the company claims is “cost-effective” compared to Nvidia’s offerings. Meanwhile, Marvell has made a bold move by acquiring Celestial AI, positioning itself as a contender in next-generation optical interconnect technology. Google isn’t sitting idly either—its TPUs have already carved out a niche, and Broadcom’s ASIC chips add another layer to this increasingly crowded field. Broadcom (AVGO) Alphabet (GOOGL) Marvell Technology (MRVL) Amazon.com (AMZN) Personally, I’m bearish on Nvidia at the moment, though I’ll admit—I often get it wrong when it comes to AI or tech-related stocks. On the su

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  Bulls can cheer today as Tesla's China sales saw a significant rebound in November 2025, with 86,700 wholesale units shipped from its Shanghai Gigafactory.  This figure marks a crucial win for Tesla, reversing a slowdown experienced in October. Key Details of November Sales Jump Year over Year Growth : Sales increased by 9.9% compared to November 2024, marking the steepest annual growth rate for Tesla China in 14 months. Month over Month Surge:  The performance was a sharp 41% jump from 61,497 units sold in October 2025, which had been an annual low for domestic sales. Second Best Month of 2025: November recorded the second highest monthly sales volume for Tesla in China for the e

From my view, the chip battle between Nvidia, Google, and Amazon is heating up, but Nvidia’s CUDA $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ecosystem still gives it a strong edge. Even so, Google’s TPU $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ and Amazon’s $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ Trainium have scaled enough that they’re clearly pulling some workloads away and putting real pricing pressure on Nvidia. I also think Amazon’s AI chip progress is still undervalued. With over a million Trainium units deployed and Trainium2 ramping fast, AWS is positioning itself as a major alternative. Combined with Marvell’s photonics move and Broadcom’s ASIC wins, the industry is clearly shifting toward more diversified AI compute. A

When I look at Tesla's latest China numbers, I actually see strength building beneath the surface. The November wholesale figures showed solid year-on-year growth, and the momentum from October seems to be carrying through. For a market that has been extremely competitive this year, these stabilizing trends tell me demand is finding its footing at exactly the right moment heading into year-end. Europe remains soft, but even the "less terrible" results from Germany helped tone down the bearish sentiment. What stood out to me was the market reaction: Tesla managed to trade green while many China EV names slipped. To me, that's a clear sign that investors are beginning to shift away from viewing Tesla purely through the lens of quarterly auto volume. Instead, the market is slowly leaning into

Bitcoin has regained momentum after a sharp correction which investors seen in the past two weeks, now price is pushing above $92,000. This has sparked renewed interest among investors and the broader financial markets. Has Bitcoin bottomed, and could this be the start of a new bull run? Short-term price action: Bitcoin breaking back above key psychological and technical levels (around $90K–$92K) suggests that sellers may be losing control and buyers are stepping in — overcoming levels that were resistance/supply zones earlier. Bullish signals include: ✅ BTC holding above key support zones and breaking consolidation ranges (seen in recent technical analysis). ✅ Broad crypto market cap rising with BTC gains. ✅ New institutional inflows and ETF developments supporting demand (more below). Ho

Google Sees $12M Bearish Put Sweep as Stock Hits Recent Highs $Alphabet(GOOG)$   shares have continued to strengthen, rising rapidly from $285.6 on November 17 to around $320 today—an increase of nearly 12% in just two and a half weeks, making it one of the strongest performers among mega-cap tech stocks. However, just as the stock reached a short-term high and sentiment appeared stretched, the options market saw two rare and clearly directional Put Sweeps, signaling that some institutional investors have begun positioning for short-term downside risk at elevated levels. $12.11 Million in Bearish Premium Signals Short-Term Pullback Expectations Intraday, large orders aggressively swept the Jan. 9, 2026 / $3

Google's Surge Has Amazon Seething With Envy. Will the AWS Conference Spur the Ecosystem to Strike Back? $Amazon.com(AMZN)$   is one of the few companies besides Google that possesses a full-stack AI value chain. Despite net profit growth of 64.2%, 34.7%, and 38.2% in the first three quarters, the stock is up only 6.85% year-to-date. Its P/E multiple sits at the 28th percentile over the past decade. In addition, looking at cumulative revenue for the first three quarters of 2025, AWS revenue is more than twice that of Google Cloud. Although AWS is growing more slowly (and is gradually accelerating; see chart below), its larger absolute scale means the value it drives across the industry chain is not necessar