$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ I continue to DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) into PLTR during this round of massive pullback because I believe in the company's long-term fundamentals. Despite recent volatility, PLTR's core offerings in data analytics, AI-driven platforms, and government contracts remain strong. These businesses provide recurring revenue and strategic positioning that are hard for competitors to replicate, which gives me confidence that the company will continue to grow over the next several years. Another reason I keep adding is that market pullbacks create opportunities to buy at lower valuations. Instead of trying to time the market, DCA allows me to steadily accumulate shares while smoothing out price swings. Given the compa
The latest 13F filing from Berkshire Hathaway offers a glimpse into Warren Buffett's investment strategy as he prepares to step down as CEO. Several key takeaways emerge from the filing: Concentration Remains Key: Despite some adjustments, the top ten holdings still account for 88% of the portfolio, reflecting Buffett's long-standing approach of concentrating investments in a few high-conviction bets. Apple Adjustment: The trimming of Apple for the third consecutive quarter may indicate that Buffett views the stock as fully valued or is rebalancing the portfolio. However, Apple remains a significant holding, suggesting that Berkshire still sees long-term value in the company. Amazon Reduction: The substantial cut in Amazon holdings (over 77%) is noteworthy. This could be due to valuation c
Meta's decision to expand!!!!! its partnership with Nvidia, planning to deploy millions of Nvidia AI chips, signifies a significant deepening of their infrastructure collaboration. This move has several implications for both companies and the broader tech industry: Nvidia's Growth Prospects: The large-scale deployment of Nvidia's AI chips by Meta underscores the growing demand for advanced computing solutions in the tech sector. This partnership could contribute substantially to Nvidia's revenue growth, potentially securing its stock performance in the short to medium term. Meta's AI Ambitions: By integrating Nvidia's chips, including the upcoming Vera Rubin architecture and, notably, the Grace CPU into its standalone computing systems for the first time, Meta is bolstering its AI capabili
$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ Bought at: $21.13 on 13 Feb Sold at: $21.50 on 19 Feb Profit: Price gain = $21.50 − $21.13 = $0.37 Percentage gain = $0.37 ÷ $21.13 × 100 ≈ 1.75% Holding period: 6 days Result: +1.75% gain ✅
$Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ guys see what it happened again! It is dropping means we can buy it! Let's wait for it fly again! $Apple(AAPL)$ same things happened to this another perfect share! Just buy and hold! Gogogo!
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$Netflix(NFLX)$ is down ~18% YTD. Is this a buy-the-dip moment or a falling knife? 🔪 The streaming giant is caught between strong fundamentals and massive M&A risks. This infographic breaks down the debate: 🐂 Bulls (Score 3.7): 325M subscribers, valuation reset & ad revenue doubling. 🐻 Bears (Score 3.9): The $83B WBD acquisition overhang & soft 2026 guidance. Are you adding shares or staying away? 👇 @Tiger_comments@TigerObserver@TigerPicks@TigerStars@Daily_Di
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Stock whisperer: part two Please read part one first, or this won't make sense. So the second pic below is very different to the 2024 pic. Not up over 1000%, only up 86%. That's not bad actually. But look at the volatility. In 2024, $Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ just went up. In 2025 it definitely went up massively as well, but it also dropped, same for other stocks. It was not uncommon for me to wake up in the morning and see my portfolio up or down up to $5000 IN A DAY! Buying calls were also less attractive because they were all then becoming very expensive. And are even more expensive in 2026. in 2024 I traded on margin an that was fine. In 2025 that same margin, with the considerable volatility resulted in about 5 small
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Precious metals typically respond less to the event itself and more to uncertainty and liquidity conditions surrounding the event. 1. How metals react to geopolitical crises Gold and silver rally when markets price: escalation risk or military uncertainty, currency instability or sanctions spillovers, falling real yields and risk aversion. Once diplomacy appears credible, the risk premium unwinds quickly, even if the underlying conflict is unresolved. This explains why prices often fall when talks begin, not when peace is achieved. Markets remove the insurance premium first. 2. Is every dip a buy? Not necessarily. There are two types of pullbacks: Structural dips: driven by temporary sentiment shifts while real yields fall or liquidity expands. These are usually buyable. Macro resets: caus
This situation is now less about fundamentals and more about deal probability and strategic positioning. WBD and PSKY outlook Near term: cautiously bullish, but event-driven. PSKY gains leverage by signalling financial flexibility and willingness to absorb the breakup fee. The higher bid increases odds of renegotiation and keeps competitive tension alive, which markets typically reward. WBD benefits regardless of the winner. A bidding contest raises implied valuation and strengthens its negotiating power ahead of the shareholder vote. The stock reaction reflects optionality rather than operational improvement. However, upside is capped by execution risk. Media mergers face integration complexity, debt concerns, and regulatory scrutiny. If negotiations stall, part of the premium could unwin
$XAG/USD(XAGUSD.FOREX)$ $iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ We are back at resistance level Of $71. this level continue to show strong support, however we need to keep above this level as bear flag is forming from the chart. A big down candle with a inside bar. It needs to recapture $100 to keep uptrend alive. If current price continues then I expect it to go back to $54 on silver price. I will start to buy anything between $60 to $54. What price will you add? What bottom price you believe silver will go to?
$Netflix(NFLX)$ I continue to be bearish at the moment for Netflix. I think it is overvalued at 23 forward PE and EPS of $2.39. It have uncertainty over its head with WB deal going on. The longer this uncertainty the worst for its share price. I expect it to drop further to $50 level. I will look to start to take position anything from $60 to $50 level. Do you think Netflix will win the deal?