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$ETSY Surges 3.4%, Eyes Breakout to New 52-Week High
$Etsy(ETSY)$ Etsy, Inc. (ETSY) Surged +3.37%: Nears 52-Week High, $78.5 Resistance in Sight 📈 Latest Close Data: Etsy closed at $77.59 on 2026-07-08, up +3.37% (+$2.53). The stock is just $2.82 (-3.5%) away from its 52-week high of $80.41. Core Market Drivers: 1) The company is finalizing the sale of its Depop platform to eBay for ~$1.2B, expected in Q3, which will streamline operations and boost cash reserves. 2) Positive sentiment persists following a recent analyst upgrade (Arete to Buy, $76 target), highlighting operational efficiency and niche market strength. Technical Analysis: Volume was moderate at 2.05M shares (Volume Ratio 0.65). The RSI(6) at 59.0 and RSI(12) at 60.8 indicate healthy momentum without being overbought. H
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Energy Giant $XOM Finds Support, Eyes $143 Pivot
$Exxon Mobil(XOM)$ $Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM) Rebounds +3.85%: Energy Giant Finds Support, Eyes $143 Pivot 📈 Latest Close Data Closed at $141.69 on July 8, up +3.85% (+$5.25). The stock is now ~19.7% below its 52-week high of $176.41. ⚙️ Core Market Drivers Strong rebound driven by a broader market recovery and stabilizing oil prices. Consistent institutional holding by major funds like BlackRock and Vanguard provides a solid base. High dividend yield of 2.85% continues to attract income-focused investors. 📊 Technical Analysis Volume: Trading volume was 14.67M shares, with a volume ratio of 0.91, indicating average participation. MACD: The latest MACD value is +0.67, showing a bullish crossover (DIF > DEA) and positive momentum buil
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$CVX Rebounds 3.5%, AI Energy Story Gains Momentum
$Chevron(CVX)$ $Chevron(CVX) Rebounds +3.52%: Energy Giant Powers Up, Pivoting at $174 Latest Close Data 📈 Closed at $174.01 (July 8), up +3.52% from prior close. Now ~$40.70 (-19.0%) below its 52-week high of $214.71. Core Market Drivers ⚡ Positive sentiment driven by UBS highlighting Chevron's 2.67-gigawatt Kilby power project as a potential new earnings driver tied to AI data center demand. The company's strategic pivot towards energy infrastructure for tech giants like Microsoft provides a long-term growth narrative beyond traditional oil & gas. Technical Analysis 📊 Volume: Trading volume was 9.75M shares, with a Volume Ratio of 0.86, indicating slightly below-average activity during the rally. RSI (6): Jumped to 58.83, movi
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The Intel Turnaround in July 2026: Structural AI Imperatives, Foundry Viability, and Investment Strategy
Intel Stock Is Declining During the trading session on July 7, 2026, Intel Corporation (INTC) experienced a severe single-day valuation collapse, plummeting 9.66% to close below the $111 threshold at $110.32. This sharp correction extended a brutal 21% decline over seven trading sessions from its late-June high of $140.05, forcing the stock below its 5-day, 10-day, 20-day, and 30-day moving averages and testing key support near the 200-day exponential moving average at $108.66. This dramatic reversal occurred in tandem with a high-volume, global retreat across the semiconductor sector, which was triggered by mixed preliminary second-quarter revenue from Samsung Electronics, a second "DeepSeek shock" highlighting custom-silicon risks, and persistent macroeconomic anxieties arising from Midd
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Tesla (TSLA) Retests $400: Will the Psychological Support Shelf Hold?
Tesla ( $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ) is once again back in the hot seat, pulling back 4.02% to close at $402.94 after a tug-of-war between bulls and bears. This drop puts the critical $400 psychological level under immediate pressure, completely unwinding the strong recovery from the previous session. Crucially for traders, this retreat was driven by broad macro tech weakness rather than stock-specific bad news. While the broader market pulled Tesla down, a massive fundamental catalyst is keeping the bulls interested: fresh Wall Street upgrades fueled by Tesla-SpaceX merger speculation. With the stock hovering on a razor's edge, will the $400 support shelf hold, or are we looking at a deeper gap fill? Let’s break down the technical levels and catalyst b
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Nvidia Bucks the Chip Rout: Safe-Haven Capital Flees to AI's Dominant Leader
Nvidia Bucks the Chip Rout: Safe-Haven Capital Flees to AI's Dominant Leader Better Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stock Buy in June: AMD vs. Nvidia (The Winner Might Surprise You) The semiconductor sector suffered a massive blow as disappointing forward guidance from Samsung triggered a sweeping panic across the chip landscape. The damage was severe: Advanced Micro Devices ( $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$ ) and Intel ( $Intel(INTC)$) absorbed heavy losses, while the popular 3x leveraged semiconductor ETF ($SOXL) cratered by 15%. Yet, amidst the sea of red, Nvidia ( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ ) did what it does best it bucked the trend. Nvidia edged up 0.71% to close at $196, de
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🎯 $Procter & Gamble (PG) Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread (Debit Spread)
$Procter & Gamble(PG)$ - Underlying: PG - View: Cautiously Optimistic, targeting a rebound towards resistance at $159.21, with a longer-term view aligned with the $163.61 consensus target. - Strategy Type: Debit Spread / Directional Bullish - Option Contract Portfolio: - Buy 1 PG July 24, 2026 $152.5 Call @ ~$2.645 (mid) - Sell 1 PG July 24, 2026 $160.0 Call @ ~$0.42 (mid) - Max Gain & Loss: - Max Gain: $5.275 (($160 - $152.5) - Net Debit) per spread - Max Loss: $2.225 (Net Debit) per spread - Initial Cost/Credit: Net Debit of ~$2.225 per spread
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🎯 $Salesforce(CRM) Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread (Debit Spread)
$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ - Underlying: CRM - View: Cautiously optimistic for a short-term rebound towards the $172.38 pivot, with potential to test $180-$185. The 6-day RSI of 72.09 suggests strong momentum but nearing overbought, favoring a defined-risk bullish strategy. - Strategy Type: Debit Spread / Directional Bullish - Option Contract Portfolio: - Buy 1 CRM 17-JUL-2026 $170 Call - Sell 1 CRM 17-JUL-2026 $180 Call - Max Gain & Loss: - Max Gain: $6.50 per spread (if CRM >= $180 at expiry) - Max Loss: $3.50 per spread (if CRM <= $170 at expiry) - Initial Cost/Credit: Debit of ~$3.50 (using mid-prices: $5.00 - $1.50)
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🎯 $UnitedHealth Group Inc. (UNH) Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread
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🎯 AT&T (T) Options Strategy: Bull Call Spread
$AT&T Inc(T)$ - Underlying: T - View: Cautiously Optimistic / Oversold Bounce. Expecting a moderate rally to resistance, but limited upside beyond $22.50 in the near term. - Strategy Type: Debit Spread (Defined Risk Bullish) - Option Contract Portfolio: - Buy 1 T 2026-07-17 $21.00 Call @ $0.36 - Sell 1 T 2026-07-17 $22.00 Call @ $0.09 - Max Gain & Loss: Max Gain = $73 (($1.00 width - $0.27 debit) * 100). Max Loss = $27 (net debit paid). - Initial Cost/Credit: Net Debit of $27 (($0.36 - $0.09) * 100).
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🎯 $Uber Technologies, Inc.(UBER) Options Strategy: Iron Condor
$Uber(UBER)$ - Underlying: UBER - View: Neutral / Range-Bound Consolidation ($72 - $79) - Strategy Type: Credit Spread / Non-Directional / Short Volatility - Option Contract Portfolio: - Sell 1 UBER 26 Jul 2026 $72.5 Put - Buy 1 UBER 26 Jul 2026 $70 Put - Sell 1 UBER 26 Jul 2026 $77.5 Call - Buy 1 UBER 26 Jul 2026 $80 Call - Max Gain & Loss: Max Gain = Net Credit Received. Max Loss = Width of Put Spread ($2.50) - Net Credit. - Initial Cost/Credit: Net Credit (Estimated ~$0.85 - $1.00 per share).
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DBS, OCBC, UOB Hit Record Highs, HSTECH Jumps 5% as Alibaba, Xiaomi, Kuaishou Rally
Singapore banks and Hong Kong technology stocks stole the spotlight on Wednesday, 8 July, with DBS, OCBC, and UOB all hitting fresh records. UOB led the banks with a 3.93% jump, driving its 5x Long DLC up 19.6% and the 5x Short DLC down a similar magnitude. OCBC and DBS also climbed 1.71% and 0.67%, lifting their 5x Long DLCs by 8.5% and 3.3% respectively. In Hong Kong, $BABA-W(09988)$ surged 12.2%, lifting the Alibaba 5x Long DLC by 61%, while the Alibaba 5x Short DLC fell by a similar magnitude. Xiaomi and Kuaishou also rallied 9.5% and 8.7%, boosted by reports of Chinese firms accelerating plans to develop their own AI chips. The rally powered the $HSTECH(HSTECH)$ Index nearly 5% higher — its strong
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7/8 Web3 Pulse 🌐 $ProShares Bitcoin ETF(BITO)$ saw massive volume
$ProShares Bitcoin ETF(BITO)$ saw massive volume of 347M shares yesterday — direction still undecided. $TeraWulf Inc.(WULF)$ -8.87% — Miner stocks under pressure as the AI-miner power war officially begins. 📡 Today's Key Web3 Signals 1️⃣ Miner Stocks Under Collective Pressure • $WULF (TeraWulf) -8.87% to $20.24 ← One of yesterday's most active names • Why: AI data centers and Bitcoin miners are now competing head-to-head for cheap electricity — and AI companies are bidding far higher 2️⃣ Crypto Equity Landscape: • $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ (Coinbase)—Stable,watchtoday.Cryptosafe−havenflowsaredrivingtradingvolume • $Strat
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War Reignites Between the US and Iran: How Do You Trade Futures Short-Term? （Recent Returns Revealed
Last time I talked with you about this week's options strategy: besides continuing to run the index options straddle into rallies, one could also consider going long U.S. Treasuries on dips — especially the price of the long-bond TLT. But on Treasuries, as of today, after the escalation of the U.S.–Iran war, everyone needs to be more careful: rising crude oil drives inflation expectations higher, which could push Treasury yields up further, and Treasury prices would then face downward pressure. So we can lift the stop-loss on the buy-the-dip Treasury view a bit higher — up to near the prior-low support around $83.5. Review：Strong Dollar Returns: After Booking the Straddle Win,Why Treasuries Deserv
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$GILD Surges 5% on HIV Pipeline Optimism, Eyes $144 Breakout
$Gilead Sciences(GILD)$ $Gilead Sciences, Inc.(GILD) Surges +5.21%: HIV Pipeline Strength Drives Rebound Towards Key Resistance 🚀 Latest Close Data 📊 Closed at $136.36 on 2026-07-08, a strong gain of +5.21% (+$6.75). The stock is now trading 13.3% below its 52-week high of $157.29. Core Market Drivers 💡 The rally was directly fueled by HSBC upgrading GILD from "Hold" to "Buy" on July 6th, raising its price target to $155. This analyst confidence is underpinned by solid progress in Gilead's HIV pipeline, including recent positive Phase III data for the weekly oral regimen Islatravir/Lenacapavir. Technical Analysis 📈 Volume was elevated at 9.18M shares (volume ratio: 1.15), confirming the bullish move. The 6-day RSI surged to 77.9, indicating strong
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【POLL】85 Trades/Day — What Can Retail Investors Learn From the Trump's Rhythm?
【NEWS EVENT】 The U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE) just disclosed that President Donald Trump executed over 21,000 securities trades in 2025, with a total value between $600 million and $1.86 billion. Trump's team claims these assets are independently managed by third-party institutions through "automated, model-based portfolios," placing them in a so-called "blind trust." Trump averaged 85 trades per market day in 2025, with a net purchase of approximately 300million in U.S. stocks for the full year. His holdings are heavily concentrated inTechnology( $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ , $Microsoft(MSFT)$ , $Apple(AAPL)$ , $Advanced Micro
TOPShyon: I'm leaning toward B. I agree AI and Financials remain two of the strongest long-term themes, but I wouldn't mirror someone else's concentrated portfolio. I continue adding to AI infrastructure names during pullbacks because I believe the demand for compute, memory, networking, and enterprise AI is still in its early stages. At the same time, I prefer managing risk through diversification. One strategy I already use is buying into volatility. When quality companies correct without a major change in fundamentals, I see it as an opportunity to average up or DCA into my highest-conviction positions. Volatility often creates attractive entry points for long-term investors. In the end, I don't invest based on who is buying. I focus on business quality, earnings growth, valuation, and long-term trends. Trump's allocation is an interesting signal, but I still rely on a disciplined investment process that I can stick with in any market. @TigerStars @TigerClub @Tiger_comments
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S&P 500 - Bull or Bear in H2 2026 ?
We are just days into July 2026 and Q2 2026 earnings season is just about to kickstart again. While we await for $Pepsi(PEP)$ to get the ball rolling on Thu, 09 Jul 2026, I think it is timely to tap into Wall Street’s veterans and find out where they think about S&P 500 index from now until end of 2026. Tom Lee, Savita Subramanian, and the broader Wall Street - bullish views are geared towards the same S&P 500 setup, but they are (clearly) not looking through the same lens. Tom Lee’s Bifurcated Outlook First off, we have Fundstrat, Managing Partner, Tom Lee. Lee’s message is the most nuanced because it combines (a) near-term caution with (b) longer-term confidence. In Mon, 6 Jul 2026 interview with CNBC, he sees (a) an immediate bounce, fol
TOPNice Sharing 😁 @Barcode @DiAngel @Aqa @Shyon @koolgal @SherniceXuan 2000
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U.S. stocks declined Tuesday (SPX -0.2%, NDX -1.0%) after Samsung’s strong earnings left investors unimpressed, triggering sharp drops in AI chip stocks (Samsung -8%, SK Hynix -7%, MU -6%). Brent crude rose 1.3% to $73/bbl following an Iranian strike on a Qatari LNG tanker near the Strait of Hormuz. 10-year yields climbed to 4.50%, while Bitcoin, gold, and silver fell. S&P 500 2026 EPS estimates have risen +25% YoY to $345 amid AI and energy gains. I remain cautious on $TSLA despite strong 2Q EV deliveries, given the likely commoditization of unsupervised autonomy and an elevated valuation.
TOPI added under 200, still not buying the TSLA caution
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2026 First-Half Review: Pain and Reward, and Why Holding Matters Most
If I had to summarize my first half of 2026 in one sentence, I would say: It was a first half filled with both pain and reward. The reward was that I saw the opportunity in the memory sector early. The pain was that I got the direction right, but I did not truly hold on. The best decision I made in the first half of the year was starting to build a position in the memory sector in January, mainly through Micron. My thinking at the time was simple: As HBM prices continued to rise, DRAM and NAND were also entering a new pricing upcycle. The memory industry was likely moving back into a strong cycle. Historically, memory has always been a classic cyclical industry. Every few years, it enters a powerful upcycle. But this time is different. This cycle is not only driven by a normal supply-deman
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A move back above US$400 is technically encouraging, but one strong session does not settle the longer-term picture. If you're already holding Tesla, trimming a small portion into strength can be reasonable if it has become an oversized position. If you're looking to buy, waiting to see whether US$400 holds as support after a pullback offers a more favourable risk-reward than chasing a sharp rally. The longer-term debate remains unchanged. Tesla still has strengths in software, AI, robotics and autonomous driving, while competition, especially from BYD, continues to pressure its EV market share. Unless new catalysts materially improve earnings expectations, patience around key support levels is a prudent approach rather than buying purely because of one breakout.