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🏆Weekly (Oct 19-25) 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 @koolgal $15 @Optionspuppy $15 @Isleigh $10 @Kelvin 梁 $10
TOPJC888: Hi @TigerStars thank you. Again, can the $10 voucher be issued as a single voucher instead of 2 x $5 vouchers ?
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10-26
$SPX Pullback First, 10,000 Still in Sight
🔻 SHORT-TERM OUTLOOK: BEARISH The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rejected daily resistance, just as expected. The October low target has been hit. ✅ Now watch for one quick bounce into the 7,660–7,690 daily gap. That zone should attract sellers again. 🎯 Next downside target: 7,558 — the equality target. ⚠️ If SPX breaks above 7,690, expect a larger bounce before another leg lower toward the September low. 📅 FOMC Wednesday. Stay alert. 🚀 THE ROAD TO 10,000 Short term: Pullback. Big picture: Still targeting 10,000. Two possible paths from here: 🟢 Path 1: Shallow Dip SPX pulls back to 7,400–7,300, finds support, then makes one final push higher. 🔴 Path 2: Deeper Correction The rally from 2022 is complete, and SPX drops toward 7,000 before the next major move. 🎯
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10-26
$GOOG Investment Thesis Bull Case vs. Valuation
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ 🐂 THE BULL CASE 🤖 AI: Gemini puts Google among the AI leaders, while its in-house TPUs help lower inference costs. ☁️ Cloud: Revenue has grown 195% since 2022, with a $514B backlog signaling substantial demand. 🚘 Waymo: Already operating paid robotaxi services in multiple US cities, giving Google a foothold in autonomous driving. 📺 YouTube: A dual engine of advertising and subscriptions, steadily capturing more TV viewing time. 💰 MARGIN PROFILE • Gross margin: 61% • EBIT margin: 33% • Net margin: 55% • FCF margin: 12% 📈 GROWTH SINCE 2022 • Total revenue: +58% • EPS: +337% • YouTube revenue: +46% • Cloud revenue: +195% 🔮 2028 ESTIMATES • Revenue: $753B | 23% CAGR • EPS: $18.16 | -4% CAGR • FCF: $6.1B | -58% CAGR ⚠️ The projected EP
TOPGoogle is a great long term investment with strong economic moat, they recently acquired customer data from the bankrupted Spirit Airlines. Interesting to see what will they do with the data other than training their LLMs
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10-26
Investing 101: The SDR Series -Spotlight on Thailand's Market Leaders
🌟🌟🌟When the SGX launched Singapore Depository Receipts (SDRs), Thailand made financial history by becoming the very first market available through the framework. This landmark cross border link dissolved the traditional barriers to international investing. Suddenly, Singapore retail investors could trade Thailand's elite corporate powerhouses directly in Singapore Dollars, without the friction of foreign currency conversions, offshore account minimums or complex custody fees. To understand why these SDRs are so powerful, you have to look beyond the stock exchange to the macro economy fueling them. Thailand has quietly transformed into the ultimate economic "middle ground" within ASEAN. Moving rapidly past traditional agriculture and old world manufacturing, th
TOPThailand’s upgrade cycle probably has at least five more years. TADD’s electronics exposure and TCPD’s port logistics still look underpriced for the capacity buildout.
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10-26
TSLA’s $28 billion pivot: Optimus vs Profit
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ has begun producing “production-quality” Optimus humanoid robots at its Fremont, California factory. This milestone arrives alongside a sharp -43% decline in its Q3 2026 profit, underscoring the cost of its pivot toward AI, autonomy, and robotics. Optimus Enters Production TSLA said the robots coming off the Fremont line are its first production-quality Optimus units, marking a shift from earlier pilot builds and small test batches. The company said its current manufacturing process is “suitable for a commercial product,” although it has not disclosed production volumes, delivery dates, external-customer timelines, or pricing. The production site is symbolically significant: Fremont has been TSLA’s flagship US vehicle-assembly
TOPOptimus is the bet for me. A 43% profit hit is just tuition if Tesla is really building an AI and robotics stack beyond cars.
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10-26
(Full article) Week ahead: 26 October 2026 — Central banks, the Fed and Amazon’s AI spending
Week ahead: 26 October 2026 — Central banks, the Fed and Amazon’s AI spending Economic Calendar (26Oct2026) Five major central banks announce rates this week, alongside the UK Budget. The Fed decides before key US inflation reports. Europe has ended summer time; the US changes on 1 November. For Asian readers, US events arrive one hour earlier than usual. 1. Fed decision — Wednesday 28 October, 2:00 pm ET (Chair Warsh’s press conference: 2:30 pm). Rates are 3.75–4.00%, following September’s first increase in three years. A hold is expected: 94 of 100 Reuters-polled economists predict no change; CME futures suggest a 10% chance of an increase. No updated rate forecasts (“dot plot”) are due. Watch the response to September’s 3.7% consumer inflation and signals of a December increase, as Pimc
TOPThat 10% hike pricing versus VIX vol staying elevated is the part I care about more, market looks like it's pricing post-decision tail risk not just the rate call
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(Part 5 of 5) - My Investing Muse (26Oct2026)
My Investing Muse (26Oct2026) Waiting for the AI bank run An “AI bank run” is a possible risk, not a reported event [scenario]. In a bank run, withdrawals outpace repayment. Here, lenders and investors could withdraw funding faster than AI projects can replace it or renew debt. The risk is in credit markets, not bank queues. Rising lower-rated data-centre financing makes this scenario relevant. Cybersecurity and AI oversight. [fact] Last week brought an urgent CISA patch alert, a PyTorch supply-chain flaw and a critical GitLab bug. Claims that OpenAI lacks resources to address concerns are unverified. Can oversight keep pace with more autonomous AI? Sam Altman ruled out a 2026 IPO in September [fact]; a listing remains a future possibility. Listings require disclosure, while regulators sep
TOPFor VOO I still think sizing and diversification do most of the work here. Any clean historical parallel for this kind of credit tightening hitting index multiples first?
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10-26
Profits Are Booming, but Wall Street Is Already Looking Beyond the Chip Trade
The AI boom is generating extraordinary profits, but investors are beginning to ask a difficult question: how much money will the industry ultimately make from the billions being poured into data centres? The latest earnings projections highlight both the opportunity and the risk. Nvidia and Micron are expected to contribute a substantial share of S&P 500 earnings growth, with Micron’s quarterly profit reportedly surging 1,078% year over year and analysts forecasting approximately 90% earnings growth for Nvidia. Yet the market’s reaction to AI spending plans suggests that strong earnings alone may no longer be enough. Investors also want evidence that today’s infrastructure investments will generate sustainable returns. Here are three developments worth watching. 1. The rest of the mar
TOPNVDA’s 90% earnings growth can still hold up because the CUDA moat keeps deepening. The real test now is who can turn all this capex into durable cash flow
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10-26
The AI Money Rotation: Why Cybersecurity Is Beating Chip Stocks
The AI trade may be entering a new phase. While semiconductor stocks struggled last week, cybersecurity and enterprise software stocks staged a strong rebound. The shift suggests investors are becoming more selective about where they expect AI to generate the next wave of returns. According to Dow Jones, CrowdStrike (CRWD) and Palo Alto Networks (PANW) each gained more than 10% during a volatile week. Meanwhile, the iShares Expanded Tech-Software Sector ETF rose 6%, and the First Trust NASDAQ Cybersecurity ETF gained 7%. The iShares Semiconductor ETF fell 3%. This is more than a simple sector rotation. It reflects changing expectations about how AI will reshape the technology industry. 🔐 1. Cybersecurity could become an AI beneficiary As companies deploy increasingly capable AI agents, sec
TOPEnterprise software might be the sneaky winner here. When AI gets embedded into workflow platforms, switching costs can rise fast and that looks pretty defensive to me
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10-26
The Next AI Bottleneck Isn’t Chips — It’s Electricity ⚡
The AI investment boom has created enormous opportunities for semiconductor companies, but another constraint is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore: getting enough electricity to data centres quickly enough. According to Reuters, investment in fuel cells for data centres could rise from $2.8 billion in 2025 to approximately $30 billion by 2030, based on projections from Rystad Energy. That is a potentially significant opportunity for an industry that has traditionally received less attention than AI chips. ⚡ 1. Why fuel cells are attracting attention AI data centres require reliable electricity around the clock to power computing equipment and cooling systems. The problem is that connecting large new facilities to the US electricity grid can take three to six years, according to Rys
TOPBloom is interesting, but the capex hurdle is still the gate here. Three to six year grid delays make on-site power real, yet cost per reliable kW will decide who actually lands data center deals
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🚀 SpaceX’s $40 Billion AI Bet: Smart Financing or Warning Sign?
Elon Musk says SpaceX has secured a $40 billion debt financing arrangement to purchase Nvidia GPUs for its AI ambitions. But there is a catch: reports indicate that pricing negotiations were still ongoing, meaning the transaction had not been finalised at the time of reporting. This comes as investors become increasingly cautious about the enormous borrowing required to build AI infrastructure. Why SpaceX Believes It Is Different Musk argues that SpaceX has an advantage over AI infrastructure startups because it generates revenue beyond artificial intelligence. Starlink provides recurring satellite internet revenue, while rocket launches offer another established business. SpaceX is also selling computing capacity from its Memphis data centres to external AI companies. These revenue stream
TOPThat 40B headline feels premature if pricing was still being negotiated. Real debt load could land a lot lower than the headline number.
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10-26
Navigating the AI Selloff: Energy Shock, Capital Expenditure Scrutiny, and Monetary Policy Trajectories
The AI selloff does not have a fixed end date and remains tied to escalating oil prices (surpassing $100–$116 per barrel due to Middle East tensions). In this article, we would like to share how we are analyzing the key drivers prolonging the AI tech selloff, covering chipmakers, mega-cap infrastructure providers, and Federal Reserve rate expectations. I. Macroeconomic Catalysts Fueling the Downturn The equity selloff in technology and artificial intelligence infrastructure is not happening in a vacuum; rather, it represents the intersection of severe external macroeconomic shocks and internal industry re-evaluations. Central to this broader disruption is an unprecedented squeeze on operating margins and cost of capital, driven primarily by energy market instability and elevated discount r
TOPI don't buy the no-end-date part. If Nvidia prints another strong data center quarter, sentiment can flip fast — capex panic matters less when demand is still accelerating.
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10-25
$GLXY Down 68%, Approaching a Long-Term Buy Zone
$Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd.(GLXY)$ has fallen more than 68% from its October highs and is approaching its Monthly Smart Money Zone — a level that has historically offered attractive long-term entry opportunities. 📊 The historical setup About 70% of the time, price has bounced from this zone and returned to its previous swing high within 24 months. 🎯 Upside target: $45, or roughly 200% upside. 🛑 Risk level: A stop below the $8.20 swing low implies around 44% downside. The potential reward is substantial, but so is the risk. $GLXY is volatile, and a wide gap between the entry zone and invalidation level makes position sizing especially important. I'm not entering this trade right now. I have too many active positions and am focused on shorter-time
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The AI Race: The Tortoise and the Hare 🐢🐇
Looking at these two graphic images, I can’t help but think of the tale of “The Tortoise and The Hare” when it comes to the race between China and the US to dominate AI. The US is still ahead, helped by its strong compute capabilities (ie access to all the chips it needs) and near-limitless access to capital. But Chinese models have been constantly tugging at their heels using a fraction of the spending. Growing worries about the ability of today’s AI capex to generate meaningful returns might result in delays in US models that allow their Chinese peers to overtake them in the final innings of the game. #OpenAI #Anthropic #Kimi #Qwen4 $Alibaba(BABA)$ $SpaceX(SPCX)$
TOPlong term will still gain ai will be the future so any drop will be a chance to buy more and keep for long term. go go go
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25/10 options puppy daily update IAU MU and qqq Share Link
$Micron Technology(MU)$ 📉 25 October 2026 Market Recap: Gold Falls, Stocks Retreat and AI Supply Risks Take Centre Stage 🌍 1️⃣ Why Is the Market Falling Today? Today’s market action is a reminder that even when investors have strong long-term reasons to own stocks and gold, prices can still fall sharply when interest-rate expectations, energy prices and geopolitical risks move against them. On 22 October 2026, gold came under renewed pressure, while US equity markets showed broad weakness, particularly in technology and AI-related shares. The key development is that rising oil prices are adding to inflation concerns. That creates a difficult combination for financial markets: investors must consider the possibility of higher borrowing costs at
TOPQQQ losing 695 matters more to me than the headline panic. With put flow already leaning bearish and MU basically flat at 704.4, this still looks like pressure building
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Trade Options With a Prop Firm for 80% Off Using Code LUCKEEE
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TOPhow do I find this funded accounts details and it's sign in page
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My Shopping List: 9 Stocks at Deep Discounts From Their 52-Week Highs 🛍️
Here are the price levels I'm watching if the market keeps pulling back: 🎯 $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ — $25 (67.5% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ — $150 (50.0% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ — $200 (55.8% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ — $320 (21.7% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ — $245 (14.7% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $Broadcom(AVGO)$ — $315 (36.4% below its 52-week high) 🎯 $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ — $30 (59.3% below its 52-week high) 🎯
TOPSo far only tiger offers all the perks to their client through tiger points redeemed. Wish tiger to do well and stock continues to move up.
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Apple’s $2,000 Foldable iPhone: A Luxury Product or Its Next Growth Engine?
$Apple(AAPL)$ first foldable iPhone has finally arrived, and the early signs point to strong demand. But for investors, the bigger question is whether this launch can create a meaningful new revenue stream or simply add another expensive product to Apple’s existing lineup. The iPhone Duo went on sale globally on October 23, starting at around $1,999 in the US. Pre-orders reportedly pushed estimated delivery dates to late January within minutes, while Apple limited purchases and restricted some in-store sales because of supply constraints. Three developments worth watching: 📱 1. Premium pricing could support revenue growth At approximately $2,000, the Duo sits firmly in the luxury end of the smartphone market. If customers are willing to pay t
TOPPromising start, but I care more about margins and repeat demand than launch hype. At 1999, it only matters if the Duo becomes an AirPods-like category, not a one-cycle flex
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Nvidia: The Safest Way to Play AI, or a Risk Hiding in Plain Sight?
Nvidia’s stock has risen around 14% this year, only slightly ahead of the S&P 500. For a company at the centre of the AI boom, that is a surprisingly modest performance. But the investment debate is changing. Instead of chasing every company linked to AI spending, Wall Street is becoming more selective, paying closer attention to debt, valuations and whether today’s massive infrastructure investments can generate sustainable returns. That shift raises an interesting question: Could Nvidia become a relatively defensive choice for investors who still want exposure to AI? 1. Nvidia sells the picks and shovels of the AI boom One argument in Nvidia’s favour is that it does not need to predict which AI company will ultimately win. Whether cloud providers compete to build better models or AI
TOPCustomer concentration is the part people gloss over. If Microsoft or Meta pull capex forward less aggressively, Nvidia stops looking defensive real fast