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$半导体指数ETF-HOLDRs(SMH)$  Another week! Bit by bit

$TSLA 20260109 425.0 PUT$ my weekly income. Closed early on Friday at 14cents to sell put options for following week. This is to capture the time decay that happens over weekend.

$APP 20260116 630.0 PUT$  This CSP on APP was rolled down and out from 3 weeks ago back in late December when APP revisited its all time high level at 738 before making a sharp reversal.  The original CSP was caught by surprise thus decided to roll it lower down. With the share now finding support and consolidating around the 615 level, and bouncing back higher during the last 2 sessions seems to show the momentum is picking up again. Last night's price closes above previous swing low may be a bullish signal. If tonight's session can maintain this run, we are likely to have found the bottom of 615 and ready to head back to the $700 level. Which means this CSP will too likely to expiring worthless comes end of Friday.&

$Alphabet(GOOGL)$  the stock is unstoppable!!

$Vanguard S&P 500 ETF(VOO)$ thank you Mr Powell ;)

$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ Continue to hold. Profits stable although NIM slight decline. Wealth managemrnt arm should be able to drice more fees and comms income. Otherwise, will just hold on for income. 

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

$TSLA 20260123 455.0 CALL$ Support / Resistance 📈📉: Support: $440, $435-$438, $422? Resistance: $449-$455, $463-$465, $474 Outlook 📝: TSLA broke above the $435-$438 resistance level and finally made a lower higher. This area has turned into support again, thus I am trusting this level is able to hold well since buyers seems to be stepping in at this level. $449-$455 is the next level to watch. If TSLA is able to break this, then watch for $463-$465. Else this may be possibly a resistance level for price to reject. Target 🎯: Entered this Covered Call position when TSLA was trading around $450 price level with the view that TSLA may potentially reject off this level back down to $440~ Target to exit this Cov

📉 Bearish Gap in Action—My Pick: B (Shakeout). On Dec 29, 2025, GDX showed a Bearish gap: Price opened below the prior low, leaving that empty “Window.” In a strong uptrend, gaps aren’t always reversals—often they’re Shakeouts to scare weak hands before trend resumes. 🔎 Sellers hit hard at the open, but gold miners still hold support. 💡 My view: gaps matter, but context rules. This looks like a Shakeout (B), not a full trend change. 🐯 @JC888 @Barcode @Shyon @koolgal

The current rally is no longer driven by classical supply–demand imbalances alone, but by a persistent geopolitical risk premium layered onto already fragile macro conditions. Does the geopolitical premium justify further upside in gold? To a degree, yes, but the nature of that upside matters. Gold above USD 4,600 reflects not a short-lived shock premium, but a structural repricing of risk. Several forces reinforce this: entrenched geopolitical fragmentation, sustained central bank accumulation, currency debasement concerns, and declining confidence in fiat stability during fiscal expansion. However, at these levels, upside is likely to be grind-like rather than explosive. Gold now behaves more as a strategic reserve asset than a momentum trade. Volatility spikes will increasingly invite p

Will pressure on the Fed change rate-cut expectations? At the margin, yes, but not in the way markets initially fear. Policy reality: The Federal Reserve’s reaction function remains anchored to inflation, labour data, and financial conditions. A subpoena does not alter the data path, nor does it grant the executive branch control over rates. Chair Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve are institutionally insulated from direct interference. Market perception: The bigger impact is on risk premia, not the dot plot. Any perceived erosion of independence forces markets to price uncertainty around future policy consistency, which can delay or shallow the expected rate-cut path even if inflation cooperates. Net effect for 2026: Rate cuts are still likely if disinflation continues, but the bar for

$Hims & Hers Health Inc.(HIMS)$ 🧬 Hims & Hers Health (HIMS) — Inflection Analysis HIMS has already crossed the hardest line: profitability. But the next phase depends on how well it replaces GLP-1 tailwinds. After years as a growth-first DTC telehealth platform, HIMS delivered its first full year of net income in FY2024 — confirming a real business inflection. 📈 Inflection status: CONFIRMED POSITIVE (stabilizing) Revenue, margins, and cash flow have all turned sustainable. Atomic evidence: • FY2024 net income $126M vs -$23.5M in FY2023 • Q3’25 revenue $589M, +50% YoY • Monthly revenue per subscriber $80 vs $55 last year • Subscribers 2.47M, +21% YoY • Marketing spend down to ~40% of revenue (operating leverage) This is no l

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$ Whoa, folks – the financial world just got a massive shake-up! Jerome Powell dropped a video statement confirming the U.S. Department of Justice slapped the Federal Reserve with grand jury subpoenas, threatening criminal charges over his testimony on the Fed's HQ renovation project. He's calling it straight-up pressure from the Trump crew to bend monetary policy to their will, prioritizing public good over presidential prefs. 😤 This is Powell's first direct clapback after dodging Trump's jabs for over a year – and markets aren't loving it! U.S. equity futures nosedived more than 0.6% pre-open, with S&P 500 and Nasdaq both feeling the heat as investors freak over

Buckle up, traders and investors! This week is packed with high-stakes triggers that could swing rates, jolt the dollar, and shake up everything from banks to consumer stocks. We're diving deep into the chaos, from policy curveballs to data drops that might redefine your strategies. Let's break it down day by day, with the potential impacts that'll keep you on your toes. 🕵️‍♂️🔥 Monday: Trump's Bold Credit Card Rate Cap Sparks Panic Waves 😱💳 Fresh off the weekend, markets are buzzing over Trump's push for a temporary 10% ceiling on credit card interest rates, kicking in January 20. Lenders haven't fully digested this yet—expect sharp moves in credit card issuers' stocks as the gap closes. If companies swallow the profit squeeze, margins tank; if they pull cards en masse, political backlash

Wave (II) Looks Complete, Right-Side Remains Bullish, and Wave (III) Targets Higher Prices Ahead Builders FirstSource (NYSE: BLDR) continues to show a strong bullish outlook based on Elliott Wave Theory. The monthly chart highlights an impressive impulsive advance into the peak of wave (I). After that strong rally, the stock entered a larger corrective phase. This correction formed a W-X-Y structure and likely completed wave (II) inside the blue box support area. Wave (II) Correction Likely Completed – Bullish Right Side Remains Intact During the correction, price tested key Fibonacci areas near 118.91 and the deeper 66.76 level. This zone created a major support region and helped the market stabilize. The Right Side tag still favors the bullish direction. The invalidation level remains fa

$Allegiant Travel(ALGT)$ $Sun Country Airlines Holdings, Inc.(SNCY)$  $Delta Air Lines(DAL)$  ✈️💰📈 Allegiant buys Sun Country in a $1.5B airline power play 📈💰✈️ I am watching consolidation hit the U.S. airline sector in real time as Allegiant $ALGT announces a $1.5B all-cash acquisition of Sun Country $SNCY at $18.89 per share. $ALGT is down 3.9% on the headline, a classic acquirer dip, yet I am focused on the bigger picture. The stock is still +101% over the last nine months after breaking out to fresh highs last week, confirming institutional momentum, trend continuation, and capital rotation into profitable leisure airlines. Positioning is w

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $NVIDIA(NVDA)$  $Alphabet(GOOGL)$   12Jan26 ET 🇺🇸 | 13Jan26 NZT 🇳🇿 🔔 Live Market Update | Volatility and Flow Monday’s open saw $TSLA print a new high of the day as $30M+ in net short-dated, single-leg call premium hit the tape. That is real-time bullish flow pushing momentum and liquidity through the $450 zone as Bulls assert control. 📀 Structure and Key Levels The inverse head and shoulders continues to form. $TSLA has broken through $450 again and $453.60 now needs to hold to keep the breakout intact. The sharp $7 shake-out to $438