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10-16
META Eyes a 7‑Swing Pullback While the Larger Bullish Outlook Supports Further Upside
META has been advancing in a clear impulsive sequence since forming the low on July 29, 2026 at $517.5. The rally from that level established wave ((1)) at $612.43, followed by a measured pullback in wave ((2)) that reached $537.27. Momentum then strengthened as the stock pushed higher in wave ((3)), which extended toward $779.82 and confirmed the broader bullish structure. The current pullback in wave ((4)) is developing as a double three formation, which aligns with the typical corrective behavior seen after a strong third wave. From the wave ((3)) peak, wave (W) declined to $710.15, creating the first leg of the double three. A subsequent recovery formed wave (X), which ended at $771.27 and provided a connector within the correction. The stock has since turned lower in wave (Y), and thi
TOPfuddie: That ((4)) setup looks textbook. I lean closer to 700.3 than 656.5 for the Y low since that area also lines up with the prior volume pocket, and 709.33 already feels close
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10-17
$AAPL 20261016 345.0 CALL$ ### 1️⃣ Why am I making this trade now? I decided to lock in my profits today because AAPL is no longer showing the clear relative strength it exhibited earlier. The broader market's bearish momentum has picked up, and AAPL is finally starting to feel that overall drag. When a stock that was previously bucking the market trend begins to give in and follow the broader index lower, it signals a shift in sentiment and a break in the momentum. Rather than giving back hard-earned gains waiting for a turnaround, I chose to act proactively and harvest my profits while the trade was still green. ### 2️⃣ What’s my plan from here? My plan from here is to step aside, protect my capital, and remain patient
AAPL CALL
10-16 23:07
US20261016 345.0
| Side | Price | Filled | Realized P&L |
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| Sell Close | 2.07 6Lot(s) | +15.60% Closed |
TOPI care more about Apple's moat than this wobble. If relative strength comes back, this exit could feel early lol
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10-17
Has burry prediction come true?
**No, Michael Burry is not (yet) right that the AI bubble has fully “popped.”** This week’s market downturn is a sharp but contained correction concentrated in AI and tech stocks, driven mainly by financing/debt concerns, higher interest-rate expectations, and rotation out of crowded AI names—not a broad bubble collapse.[]() ### What happened this week (ending Oct. 16, 2026) - **Nasdaq Composite**: Down ~4.5% for the week (worst since late June; some reports near 4.6–4.7%). It was the heaviest hit due to its tech weighting. Friday alone saw a ~2.1–2.15% drop.[]() - **S&P 500**: Down ~1.9–2% for the week (worst since June). Friday: –1.1%. It pulled back from recent all-time highs.[]() - **Dow Jones**: Actually **up** ~0.7–0.9% for the week (Friday: –0.3%). Rotation into defensives, ener
TOPHi~@BillyR, your analysis is solid and practical! To make your insights even more engaging and credible, consider adding more data charts or a cover image — it really helps your posts stand out. Would you like to give it a try?
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10-15
1. NGENLA is a differentiated, high-potential product; the long-acting growth hormone segment features high barriers to entry, is backed by a partnership with Pfizer, and benefits from stable market demand. 2. 4Kscore is an exclusive diagnostic test for prostate cancer; it is a high-margin offering that generates relatively stable cash flow. 3. With a very small market capitalization, the stock offers significant upside potential should positive clinical data emerge from the pipeline (as evidenced by the pre-market surge of nearly 30% shown in your chart—a classic example of a "spike" in the biotech sector)$Opko Health(OPK)$
TOPThat near 30% premarket move is classic biotech tape, but NGENLA still feels underpriced to me. Pfizer distribution makes the ramp way steadier than a pure data trade
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10-16
Meet the MANGOS 🥭
Meta, Anthropic, NVIDIA, Google, OpenAI, and SpaceX represent $15.6T in combined equity value.NVIDIA alone accounts for 35.2%.Explore the full breakdown below. 👇 $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ $英偉達(NVDA)$ $SpaceX(SPCX)$ $谷歌(GOOG)$
TOPNVDA at 35.2% is doing a lot of the heavy lifting here. I care more about whether that multiple is still above its 5y range than the basket name lol
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10-17
$MU 20261023 995.0 PUT$ sharing to collect coins and this is a distorted sharing just to laugh at my myself. Glad to be setting risk defined bull out spread setups instead of my usual selling cash secured puts. MU broke below my strike in rapid movement and will most likely ended up taking max loss since it only trades at $878 on Fri close versus my strike at $100. In short, it had dropped $200 off from the time I setup this trade. Part of losing when setting up bullish trades in a bearish market but glad that my losses are contained within the strike spread of my setups. Still painful, but manageable. The is only 1 side of the long call setup.
TOP878 close still leaves a lot of time value here. With that much time left, theta probably does more work first than intrinsic, no?
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10-19 06:08
$Vanguard Total World Stock ETF(VT)$ 🌟🌟🌟I invest in VT because I am not chasing trends. Instead, I buy the entire world economy and trust the collective drive of humanity to grow over time. There is zero FOMO, no sleepless nights. VT is the ultimate simplicity - just 1 single fund to manage my entire global equity strategy. Investing in VT can be so simple yet powerful in its simplicity. @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @Tiger_SG
TOPFor most people this is probably the cleanest setup - one fund, whole world, way less noise to fight
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10-15
$SS SPDR STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ I invest in STI ETF because it represents the best of Singapore blue chip companies. From our local banks DBS, OCBC and UOB to telecoms giant like Singtel, I own a small piece of the very machinery that makes Singapore's economy thrive. Even when global macro jitters shake the market, STI ETF generates nice, steady dividends while I wait for capital growth. Go Long Go Strong Go STI ETF.🌈🌈🌈💰💰💰 @Tiger_SG @Tigerstars @Tiger_comments
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10-15 15:17
SISS SPDR STI ETF
| Side | Price | Filled | Realized P&L |
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| Buy Open | 5.46 10 | +0.72% Holding |
TOPDividend reinvestment is the compounding engine here. Yield looks boring until a few years stack up
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10-17
🌟🌟🌟If you want a concrete example of these heartbreaks playing out in real time on Wall Street right now, look no further than the horrific week hitting global semiconductor memory chip stocks. The poster child for this chaos is $Roundhill Memory ETF(DRAM)$ , launched in April 2026 to capture the unquenchable AI demand for data storage. Its heavily concentrated Big 3 holdings - $Micron Technology(MU)$ $SK hynix(SKHY)$ & Samsung Electronics experienced a wipeout this week. I bought at the peak & was up 30% but did not take profits. I have experienced basement in the abyss. Which one hurts the most? No.5: Unrealised profits turning into unreal
TOPNice Sharing 😁 @Aqa @DiAngel @Barcode @JC888 @Shyon @Shernice軒嬣 2000
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10-17
$ServiceNow(NOW)$ ServiceNow: Why I Continue to Collect and Average Up Strong fundamentals, growing AI opportunities, and a bullish technical setup. I have been steadily building my position in ServiceNow (NOW) since June, and I am still comfortable collecting shares and averaging up as the trend develops. For me, investing is not simply about finding a stock that looks cheap. It is about identifying a quality business with sustainable growth potential and accumulating shares when the risk-to-reward setup remains attractive. ServiceNow fits this approach because it sits at the intersection of enterprise software, workflow automation, and artificial intelligence. One of the main reasons I remain bullish is its recurring-revenue business model.
TOP15x plus sales is a stretch for software here. If support breaks, the rerating can get ugly fast
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10-18
I think $Deluge Corporation Limited(9DC.SI)$ strong IPO subscription is encouraging, especially with growing demand for fire-protection systems across data centres, healthcare and infrastructure. The S$433 million order book also provides some revenue visibility over the coming years. 🔥 However, I would not chase the stock purely because of its IPO popularity. FY2026 profit declined significantly despite an improvement in gross margin, so I want to see whether the company can convert its order book into sustainable earnings and stronger cash flow. Personally, I would stay cautiously optimistic and monitor its post-listing price action before entering. An attractive IPO story is only the beginning; for me, long-term returns depend on earnings
TOPIPO hype is just the intro. Gross margin up while FY2026 profit fell means cost control or one-offs need a closer look first.
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10-19 12:10
Iggy’s Journal: Mapletree Industrial Trust Falls to a 52-Week Low While the STI Rises
Iggy’s Journal: Mapletree Industrial Trust Falls to a 52-Week Low While the STI Rises Mon 19 Oct 2026 | Midday The Numbers At 11:28am SGT, Mapletree Industrial Trust traded at S$1.730, down S$0.060 or 3.35% from Friday’s close of S$1.790. That is a new 52-week low and 17.8% below the 52-week high of S$2.105. The Straits Times Index was up 0.25% at 5,429.01 at the same time, so the units are falling against a rising market. Turnover by late morning was S$15.34 million, about 90% of the 20-day average for a full day (S$17.1 million). The price is about 6% below its 20-day average and 8.7% below its 60-day average. Peers at 11:28am went in different directions. Keppel DC REIT fell 1.45%, Digital Core REIT 1.14%, Mapletree Logistics Trust 0.93% and Mapletree Pan Asia Commercial Trust 0.87%. NT
TOP37.5% leverage is not stretched for a big REIT, the market is punishing MIT harder than the asset mix deserves. The data centre portfolio still matters more than this panic move
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10-19 12:44
Navigating Bank Earnings: Deciphering NIM, Reserves, Macro Signals, and Strategic Opportunities
Bank earnings intensify but should investors should be looking at net interest margin or loan-loss reserves first, or there is something else that should be considered? In this article, we would like to share an investor's guide to evaluating financial stocks in an evolving rate & credit cycle. 1. The Primary Dilemma: Net Interest Margin vs. Loan-Loss Reserves When financial institutions open earnings season, investor attention typically splits between profitability drivers and credit risk indicators. Determining whether to analyze Net Interest Margin (NIM) or Loan-Loss Reserves first depends entirely on the prevailing stage of the economic cycle. Net Interest Margin (NIM) measures the net margin between the interest income generated by a bank’s assets (loans, securities) and the inter
TOPCET1 and balance sheet resilience come first for me. NIM noise fades fast if capital flexibility is thin
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10-19 11:41
Trading Strategies: .SPX, AAOI, SMH& QQQ
Hello everyone! Today i want to share some trading strategies with you! 1 $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ Trade Idea: October 21 705P Trigger: 711 ✅ Targets: 705, 700 🎯 Stop: 715 🛑 QQQ dropped 7.2% the past 2 weeks. QQQ dropped from 762 to 707. If We see another pull back this week it’s possible QQQ drops to 685-693. This will be the buy zone assuming we see more weakness in the market. I’d be careful with any gap up moves or intraday rallies especially if QQQ can get back above 722. 2 $S&P 500(.SPX)$ Trade Ideas Bullish: Oct 21 7750C Trigger: 7700 ✅ Targets: 7750, 7772 🎯 Stop: 7669 🛑 Bearish: Oct 21 7600P Trigger: 7669 ✅ Target: 7600 🎯 Stop: 7700 🛑 SPX had a sharp sell off after CPI
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10-18
6 Earnings Reports That Could Move the Market This Week
A packed earnings week is ahead, with $NFLX, $SPCX, $TSLA, $META, $BE, and $WDC all reporting. Here’s what I’m watching, along with my take on each setup. 👇 🎬 $Netflix(NFLX)$ | Tuesday After the Close 💵 $70.53 | 📉 47% below ATH Estimates: $0.82 EPS | $12.87B revenue Watch: Engagement growth and ad revenue. Viewing hours are expected to rise just 2%. My take: 🟢 Mildly bullish. Expectations are low, leaving room for a positive surprise. 🚀 $SpaceX(SPCX)$ | Tuesday After the Close 💵 $146.03 | 📉 35% below ATH Estimates: $0.14 EPS | $12.89B revenue Watch: AI revenue growth and capital spending, potentially around $19B. My take: 🟢 Bullish, but with a catch. AI could beat expectations, while rising capex remain
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10-18
Preview of the week - Proctor & Gamble earnings (19Oct2026)
Through My Asian Lens · Pukka Perspectives Weekly Investing Preview United States market · Week of Monday 19 – Friday 23 October 2026 The calendar is quieter this week, but many companies will report earnings, and the market has recently weakened. Here is how we see the week ahead — as a guide for thinking, not a list of trades to copy. 1 · The economic calendar This section is not about guessing the numbers. It is about understanding what each report may tell us and how markets often react. This week is light, and Federal Reserve officials are not speaking publicly, so the data will mainly shape expectations before more important events next week. Calendar summary: This is a light data week. China’s third-quarter GDP is expected to improve slightly to 4.4% from 4.3%. US jobless claims are
TOPI care more about cash flow and dividend guidance here. With shares around 159 and cash flow improving, that matters more than a small earnings beat
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10-18
(1 of 5) Economics Calendar (19Oct2026)
1 · The economic calendar This section is not about guessing the numbers. It is about understanding what each report may tell us and how markets often react. This week is light, and Federal Reserve officials are not speaking publicly, so the data will mainly shape expectations before more important events next week. Calendar summary: This is a light data week. China’s third-quarter GDP is expected to improve slightly to 4.4% from 4.3%. US jobless claims are forecast to edge up from 199,000 to 200,000, which would still point to a stable labour market. Both US PMI readings are expected to ease slightly, but remain well above 50, so services and manufacturing should continue to expand. Oil inventories will provide an additional check on energy demand and supply. Homebuilder confidence and ho
TOPThis week looks steady overall, but next week's GDP and PCE are the real test. Right now the market just feels like a warm-up before the bigger move
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10-18
Coinbase's "Record 48% Subscription Revenue" Is Partly An Illusion. I'm Still Long It.
$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ Mathematical Money | October 18, 2026 $COIN$ closed Friday at $173.16, down 5.8% on the day. That leaves it 54% below its 52-week high of $373, and about 5% under its 200-day average. Worth noting what that Friday actually was. Bitcoin barely moved, finishing near $82,000. The Nasdaq fell 2.1%. Coinbase was sold as a technology stock that day rather than as a crypto proxy, which is a distinction worth holding on to if you own it as a bitcoin substitute. I hold the shares, I write calls above them and puts below them, and I have not reduced the position. But I spent this week going through every business line properly, and the headline everybody repeated after the last quarter does not survive the check. I
TOPActually the ratio only looked better because the denominator fell faster. Q2 sub revenue was down about 5% QoQ while trading fell roughly 12%, so 48% really is not bullish.
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10-19 12:26
🏆Weekly (Oct 12-18) Tiger Brokers TOP Contributors Awards Winners List
[Allin]Hi~ Tigers Come take a look at this week's winners! 🏆 Stock vouchers will soon be sent to your account — keep an eye out on your Rewards Center! Each week, we select 15 winning creators across 2 tracks: Editor's Note: The following images are AI-generated only. Creators' avatars may differ from real avatars. Please click on the author to view their real avatar. 1. Most Popular Contributor Award Congrats on winning $10~$15 vouchers! $15 @Shyon $15 @Terra_Incognita $15 @Isleigh $10 @koolgal $10
TOP@TigerStars thanks... Hope the $10 incentive reward is a single voucher instead of 2 X $5 vouchers. I have enquired a few times about this, still left waiting for a reply...