$COIN 20261002 170.0 PUT$ $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ 170 Put expired OTM, may look to sell puts again on the ~160 to 170 range for more premiums given the recent rotation of liquidity into crypto. 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? Capitalized on High Volatility (IV): Crypto options carry elevated implied volatility, allowing me to collect strong premium decay while setting a safe, discounted entry level at $170. Confluence of Technical Indicators ($160–$170 Zone): Ichimoku Cloud: COIN has been consolidating near the upper boundary of the daily Ichimoku Cloud (Kumo) and testing the Kijun-sen (baseline), establishing this zone as a dynamic support floor. Mov
$DBS(D05.SI)$ Conclusion Recent news flow on DBS is thin and skewed positive, but not decisively so . The one genuinely substantive item is the Q2 2026 earnings beat with raised full-year guidance — a clear bullish catalyst. Everything else the search surfaced is either a Hong Kong business-sentiment survey (mildly positive) or low-signal retail forum chatter. I could not retrieve any credible bearish article (downgrade, NIM compression, asset-quality concern) in the period searched, so the bearish side is largely inferred from valuation/positioning context rather than news.
$SOXL 20270115 80.0 PUT$ SOXL (Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x Shares) — Recent News Balance Conclusion: Over the past month, news flow on SOXL (Direxion Daily Semiconductors Bull 3x) watchlist has skewed clearly bullish, driven by a memory/AI-chip "super-cycle" narrative — but the same flow shows repeated sharp single-day reversals, which is exactly what a 3x daily-reset product amplifies. The bull case is fundamental (Micron's blowout quarter, AI storage demand); the bear case is structural (leverage decay, rate sensitivity, profit-taking).
$ProShares Ultra Silver(AGQ)$ Bad week... while others rejoice, my portfolio suffers... will update more in the next few days and hoping for a better week... and month ahead with US midterm elections around the corner in November!!!
$Microsoft(MSFT)$ already hold it during the base building, so will just ride with it to it's ascencion. Price shoot up during the last earning call, and it never look back since then. Luckily it pays dividends and can sell call to increase overall returns.
$AXT Inc(AXTI)$ Accumulated some AXTI which offer indium phosphide (InP) substrates which are the base material for high-speed optical transceivers (800G/1.6T/3.2T) and CPO light engines used in AI data centers.
$BABA-W(09988)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-W(09988)$ BABA continue to fall last week but was holding up very well Compared to other chinses tech. the chart seems to show that this week will have a fall too but should recover by end of the week. We should find support at 100. It is becoming too cheap and many will snap up if reach 100. Will you add?
$ASML 20270115 1800.0 CALL$ ASML has been on a tear the past 2 weeks now. Holding a couple of calls that became negative before this upward trend. While some are recovering This turns back to be profitable, while the MACD histogram still looking bullish on daily candle, decided to take profit nonetheless. As these older contracts can turn negative real fast once trend reverses back lower.
$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$ Invest in where the world is going, or your money gets trapped in where it's been. Chips is where the world is heading with AI... Continue to DCA...
$Alphabet(GOOGL)$ Market once said that google Is dead due to chat gpt & AI 18 months ago. It then fell to about $160 which I bought more. The narrative suddenly shifted when googl Ride the AI wave and monetized its products instead. Now it's 350 and more to come. Don't be fooled by the market.
Axioma ROOF™ Score Highlights: Week of October 5, 2026
Markets run on disagreement. Every trade needs a buyer and a seller, each quietly convinced the other has it wrong; a market where nobody argues has very little to say for itself. The real story in this week's sentiment data is the agreement: cross-market dispersion, the measure of how differently investors are positioned across the ten markets we track, has collapsed from the 62nd percentile of its history a month ago to the 1st today, and has sat there all week. The ten local conversations that usually make up our investment universe have merged into one. The subject is easy to reconstruct from the past month's two exhibits. The first is the US-Iran standoff, where efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz keep diplomats busy without yet making them successful. The second is the bond market