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The precious metals market is in a broad melt-up across gold, silver, platinum, and palladium, signaling a systemic macro trade, not an isolated commodity move, and reshaping the outlook for 2026 Gold and silver remain in strong uptrends, favoring long positions if momentum holds, while platinum and palladium, though more volatile, could benefit from economic recovery and rising industrial demand A $5,000 gold price by 2026 is possible with persistent inflation or economic instability, but a more moderate rise seems likely, supported by ongoing central bank demand。。。 Standard ETFs offer direct price exposure without expiration or margin risk, while stock futures provide capital efficiency and leveraged ETFs offer short-term opportunities with higher risk, even in flat markets The move towa

🌟🌟🌟For those investors who already own $Micron Technology(MU)$ and remain bullish on its long term prospects due to AI demand and tight supply conditions, a great options strategy is a Covered Call.  This options strategy can help to generate income, mitigate risk and potentially lower your cost basis. How it works:  You own the stock and simultaneously sell a Call Option in those same shares with a strike price above the current market price and an expiration date in the future. The benefit of this options strategy:  You collect premium upfront.  This will increase your overall return or provides a small buffer against a slight stock price decline. The risk is that if Micron continues its rocket ship run past your strike price

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   Is Your DCA Strategy Losing Money? Here’s How Smart Money Actually Buys the Dip DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging) has become the default advice for retail investors, but let’s be honest—most people do it wrong. They start strong, panic when the red candles hit, or pick the wrong assets entirely. In the current market environment—where we see massive rotation between Tech, AI, and defensive sectors—a "set and forget" strategy only works if the mechanics are perfect. If you are just blindly throwing money at a ticker without a strategy, you aren't investing; you're just hoping. Here is the blueprint for a high-performance DCA strategy that turns volatility into profit, rather than fear. 1️⃣ The Golden Rule: Stop-Loss is the En

ARK Trims Tesla at $485: Masterstroke Profit-Taking or Premature Exit? Cathie Wood just hit the sell button on Tesla. ARK Funds offloaded roughly 60k shares (~$29.6M) right as the stock hovered near fresh highs of $485.56. With Q4 delivery estimates dropping and the stock down slightly (-0.65%) to close the holiday week, the big question for retail traders is simple: Is this a signal to lock in gains, or a trap before the run to $600? 1️⃣ The Short-Term Scare: Deliveries Might Miss The immediate tension is in the numbers. Wall Street consensus sat around 440,000 deliveries for Q4 2025, but the whispers are getting bearish. * UBS & New Street Research are projecting 415k–435k. * Deutsche Bank is even lower at 405k. * Why? Fading incentives and a potential consumer spending crunch. If Te

Micron’s "Software-Like" Margins: Is the Notorious Memory Cycle Finally Dead? Micron ($MU) just dropped a report that didn’t just beat estimates—it arguably changed the entire investment thesis for the memory sector. If you are only looking at the doubled revenue or the EPS beat, you are merely looking at the scoreboard while missing the actual game change. The price action confirms the hype, but the real alpha lies in two specific signals that suggest the terrifying "Boom-Bust" memory cycle might finally be over. Here is why this time actually looks different. 1️⃣ The Death of the "Cycle Curse" (The New LTA Model) We all know the old memory script: Demand gets hot, companies spend billions to build fabs, supply floods the market, and prices crash. It’s the sword of Damocles hanging over e

🎅 The Santa Rally That Wasn’t: Is Bitcoin’s “Extreme Fear” a Trap or a Gift? The Christmas miracle traders were hoping for didn’t arrive. Instead of a breakout to $90K, Bitcoin ($BTC) got rejected at $88,500 and slipped back below $87,000, dragging the rest of the market with it. While stock futures quietly inched higher, crypto found itself stuck in the mud. With Ethereum ($ETH) failing to hold $3,000 and altcoins like $XRP and $DOGE bleeding out, the sentiment has shifted aggressively to "Extreme Fear." But for seasoned traders, this specific setup—thin liquidity + high fear—usually signals that the real move is brewing just beneath the surface. Is this the start of a deeper correction to flush out the late bulls, or a final bear trap before 2025 kicks off? Let’s break down the data. 1️⃣

Looking ahead to 2026, the AI sector is poised for continued growth as industries like healthcare, autonomous vehicles, and finance deepen adoption, making a bubble burst unlikely and the trajectory remain strong。。。 In terms of gold, prices could surpass $5,000 as central bank demand drives a shift toward safe-haven assets, with global uncertainty keeping the upward pressure Similarly, US equities are on track to hit new highs as strong corporate earnings and tech sector innovation support further market growth, indicating the bull run could extend into 2026 The future of Fed policy remains uncertain, with its impact depending on inflation trends and potential leadership changes Contrary to the view that "nothing happens" in 2026, the convergence of shifts in AI, gold, and equities points

🌟🌟🌟Seeing the RMB rise above 7 against the US Dollar means higher purchasing power and a huge valuation boost for companies earning in RMB , listed in HKD.  It is a greenlight that global capital is finally flowing into the Hong Kong market. With the RMB strengthening, the pressure to dump shares which had IPO in 2025 is being offset by institutional bargain hunters, waiting to scoop up quality stocks at a discount. I am happy to see that the RMB breaking through 7 against the US SD.  It is time for Chinese stocks to shine.🥰🥰🥰🌟🌟🌟🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰 @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG

no regrets..in retrospect, every trade seems easy, that you should have known. but the truth is no one knows the market direction. for e.g. can anyone sat which stock will go up next and buy when. timing the market sounds sexy and smart but it's hard. Best advice is to do your research, manage risk through your allocation, and stock to your plan unless something is fundamentally wrong. hone your skills not think about regret

As we approach the new year, few voices carry as much weight in the tech investment space as Dan Ives, the Global Head of Tech Research at Wedbush Securities. Known for his bullish calls on transformative technologies, Ives has built a reputation over 25 years on Wall Street for spotting winners in high-growth sectors. His predictions often focus on the intersection of innovation and market opportunity, and for 2026, he's doubling down on what he calls the "AI Revolution" entering its next gear. Drawing from his recently published Top 10 Tech Predictions, Ives envisions a year where AI moves beyond hype into widespread monetization, driving gains across software, chips, infrastructure, and related fields. In this article, we'll break down Ives' key themes, his top investment picks, and pra

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Current market context • Silver has recently set fresh records, trading above $75 per ounce and surging strongly as 2025 draws to a close. This rally is part of a broader precious and industrial metals advance that includes gold, platinum, copper, and palladium. Key drivers include structural supply deficits, tight inventories, strong industrial demand and expectations of monetary easing.  • Retail sentiment surveys show a majority of traders expect silver to continue higher in 2026, with many even anticipating a move above $100. Institutional forecasts vary, but there is a persistent bullish tilt in medium-term outlooks.  Why the rally is happening Supply constraints and inventories — Physical stockpiles, especially in major centres like London and Shanghai, have declined sharpl

A sober reading of 2026 points towards “nothing happens” being the most counterintuitive yet plausible outcome. After years of extreme shocks, markets may enter a phase of noisy consolidation rather than dramatic regime change. Growth slows but does not collapse, inflation trends lower but remains sticky, and policy becomes reactive rather than revolutionary. This would feel underwhelming precisely because investors are conditioned to expect fireworks. A brief assessment of the alternatives: • AI bubble bursting Possible, but a full collapse is unlikely. Capital may rotate and valuations compress, yet AI adoption is increasingly embedded in real productivity and capex cycles rather than pure speculation. • Gold above $5,000 Achievable only under renewed crisis conditions such as aggressive

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ What truly defines 2025 The defining feature of 2025 was not a single headline event, but the re-pricing of uncertainty. Markets learned to operate with political volatility, rapid technological acceleration, and shifting policy signals all at once. Trump’s return amplified policy risk, but it did not break markets. Instead, capital adapted. If one theme stands out, it is the computing and AI capex boom. Unlike prior tech cycles, this was not driven purely by narrative. It was underpinned by real balance-sheet spending, energy demand, data-centre build-outs, and second-order effects across semiconductors, power, and materials. That structural shift reshaped capital allocation globally and quietly set the tone for future grow

Looking back at 2025, I missed the precious metals rally and AMD’s catch-up move. Gold, silver, and AMD all benefited from strong macro and AI-driven trends, but I stayed on the sidelines and underestimated how quickly these opportunities would reprice. On the bright side, I’m glad I caught the Tesla rebound. The $200 level held firmly, offering an attractive risk–reward setup, and the recovery reinforced the value of stepping in when sentiment is most negative. It also reminded me how important patience is when a long-term thesis remains intact despite short-term noise. Overall, the year reminded me that the best opportunities often feel uncomfortable in real time. Going forward, I’ll pay more attention to overlooked themes and secondary beneficiaries, not just the obvious market leaders