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Flameless Phoenix

10-28 22:18

Small Caps Improve, but Execution Still Matters My plan for tonight is to watch whether small-cap strength holds and stay selective around earnings. These are watchlist decisions, not orders or fills. After reviewing Tuesday’s close, I’m more interested in the quality of the recovery than in how green the headline indices look. The gap between SPY and its equal-weight counterpart, RSP, is a useful reminder. A stronger headline index can still depend heavily on a narrow group of technology names. I want to see whether that strength spreads to more companies. If participation stays uneven, I need to judge each setup on its own merits instead of treating an index rally as permission to buy whatever has fallen. Small caps gave me something more encouraging to study. IWM recovered its short-ter

Small Caps Improve, but Execution Still Matters My plan for tonight is to watch whether small-cap strength holds and stay selective around earnings...

TOP0billionaire: Liquidity matters more here. How do you usually model the extra drag from two-leg slippage before the chart setup stops being worth it?

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Hakunayourtatas

10-27 21:42

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 1️⃣ Why Make This Trade Now? Market Context & Short-Term Sentiment Catalyst Pure Sentiment & Narrative Velocity: TSLA fundamentally behaves as a high-beta sentiment stock rather than trading strictly on near-term automotive gross margins. When momentum shifts, it moves aggressively on narrative inflection points rather than trailing fundamentals. The Structural Re-Rating Dual-Engine (Robotaxi + Potential Mega-Merger): Autonomous Robotaxi Scaling: What separates this surge from past retail rallies is tangible autonomous vehicle traction. The exponential surge in Robotaxi miles logged in Texas—rapidly closing the g

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10-27 21:36

USTesla Motors

Side	Price \| Filled	Realized P&L
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$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 1️⃣ Why Make This Trade Now? Market Context & Short-Term Sentiment Catalyst Pure Sentiment & Narrative Velo...

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TOPpangngk: Robotaxi miles scaling is the bigger piece to me than the merger chatter. If software attach and utilization keep compounding, auto gross margin stops being the main lens pretty fast

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OptionsBB

10-28 22:29

GOOGL Earnings Breakdown: Can Cloud Hold Up the Valuation?

1. Volatility Range Pricing: Market Expects About ±6% GOOGL is around $324, near its 60-week average of $323, but still below its 200-day average of $341 and 20-week average of $344. There's some short-term support, but upside still faces moving-average pressure. The options market's earnings implied range is $300–340, an expected move of about ±6.05%. IV percentile is 94%, meaning implied volatility is relatively high versus its recent history. If uncertainty fades after earnings, option prices could fall from an IV crush. Trading watch points: $340–344 is a key upside level. $300 is the downside support zone to watch. If the stock breaks outside the implied range, the actual move is bigger than what the market priced before earnings. 2. Gamma Analysis: $317.4 Is the Bull/Bear Line GOOGL'

GOOGL Earnings Breakdown: Can Cloud Hold Up the Valuation?

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OptionsBB

10-28 22:03

10/28 Strategy Preview | Earnings Are Diverging

① What Happened Today AI Compute: Google TPU Challenges Nvidia OpenAI reportedly plans to buy Google TPUs, and Oracle also plans to offer TPU cloud services starting in 2027. This could expand GOOGL's AI chip commercialization opportunity and change order expectations for NVDA and AVGO. Barclays likes the economics of Broadcom's TPU racks, but actual purchase size hasn't been announced. Power Equipment: AI Infrastructure Demand Is Strong VRT revenue beat big, and the stock rose 16%. Peers NVT rose 8% premarket, and ETN/PWR rose 4%. GEV rose 5% on strong orders, profit, and cash flow. Money is still watching power supply and cooling demand for AI data centers. Memory Chips: SK Hynix Strong, Sector Diverges SK Hynix beat expectations. DRAM prices rose, HBM demand is strong, and management sa

10/28 Strategy Preview | Earnings Are Diverging

TOPwindy00: Google TPU matters if it changes rack-level attach, not just chip mix. Does that hit Broadcom first, or Nvidia networking too?

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OptionsBB

10-28 21:14

MSFT Earnings Breakdown | Can AI Growth Hold Up the Stock?

1. Volatility Range Pricing Microsoft is at $531, slightly above its 20-day average of $529, and above its 10-week average of $515 and 60-day average of $507.7. Short-term trend still has some support. The options market's implied range for this week is $496–553. IV percentile is 78.09%, meaning implied volatility is relatively high versus its recent history. If uncertainty fades after earnings, option prices could fall from an IV drop. Trading watch points: $550 is a key upside level. $500–508 is the downside support zone to watch. If the stock breaks outside the implied range, the actual move is bigger than what the market priced before earnings. 2. Gamma Analysis MSFT is at $531, above the Gamma Flip of $507.7. This week's net GEX is +$284.3M / 1%, a positive Gamma environment, which no

MSFT Earnings Breakdown | Can AI Growth Hold Up the Stock?

TOPShenpwe: IV at 78.09% is doing a lot of the work here. Even a beat can stall if post-earnings vol crush is bigger than the guidance lift

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Tiger_Futures Pro

10-28 19:39

Futures Insight: Oil Rallies as Inventories Build, Gold Destocks as Longs Retreat

Long Term Rates Fell This Week, Easing Discount Rate Pressure on Asset Valuations, While Fund Flows and Commodity Performance Remained Divergent.The 10 Year US Treasury Yield Declined to 4.99%, and the 10Y Minus 3M Spread Narrowed to 77 Basis Points as the Short End Remained Firm. Latest ETF Data Show That Overall Inflows Slowed. Equity ETF Inflows Were Broadly Flat, With a Larger Share Going to Overseas Equities, While Bond ETF Inflows Nearly Halved. Meanwhile, Crude Oil and Copper Edged Higher, but Gold Continued to Weaken, Indicating That Lower Rates Have Yet to Produce a Broad Commodity Rally. The Durability of the Price Recovery Will Depend on Regional Inventory Trends in Oil and Copper and the Pace of Long Liquidation in Gold. As of the US market close on October 27, 2026, the weekly

Futures Insight: Oil Rallies as Inventories Build, Gold Destocks as Longs Retreat

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TOPmoonbop: Gold still looks like a positioning washout, not a broken long term bid. Inventory at a yearly low while longs fell for six straight weeks is the part I keep watching

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Shyon

10-28 18:39

I expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.75%–4.00% tonight. Inflation remains stubborn, but the cooling labor market gives the Fed reasons to wait. I will pay close attention to its guidance on December. If another rate hike is signaled, I would not rush to buy the dip. Higher Treasury yields could pressure high-valuation tech stocks like $NVIDIA (NVDA)$ and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ . I prefer waiting for price stabilization rather than catching a falling knife. I remain bullish on long-term AI and semiconductor growth, but discipline comes firs

I expect the Fed to hold rates at 3.75%–4.00% tonight. Inflation remains stubborn, but the cooling labor market gives the Fed reasons to wait. I wi...

# Fed Holds Rates 10-2; Can Tech Valuations Hold?

TOPThe White Knight: If oil prices come right down, all inflation will be sorted out. Just need to strike a deal with Iran and Russia. Some big boys just doesn’t want it to happen and impact the whole world. Sigh

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Tiger_SG

10-28 17:50

🎁 Write & Win｜Earnings Season: Hold or Sell?

Whenever a company is about to report, investors face the same question: Earnings tonight—do you hold or sell? Some investors hold with confidence: “I'm in it for the long term. One night won't change my view.” Some trim their positions: “Lock in some gains and sleep better.” Others keep cash ready: “If it drops, I'll buy more!” One earnings report can send a stock soaring—or falling—overnight. So, what's your move? 🟢 Hold: Stay invested and ride through earnings 🔴 Sell: Trim your position and avoid the volatility 🟡 Wait: Stay on the sidelines and decide after earnings 💬 Not sure what to write? Start here 👇 Pick any angle that speaks to you: ① Share a stock you're holding through earnings Why are you confident enough to hold? What will you be watching in the report? ② Tell us about an unfo

🎁 Write & Win｜Earnings Season: Hold or Sell?

# 🎁 Write & Win | Earnings Season: Hold or Sell?

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Lanceljx

10-28 11:16

I’d favour Alphabet’s cloud exposure rather than buying Anthropic immediately after the IPO. Anthropic may deliver extraordinary growth, but at a valuation approaching US$1T, the price paid for that growth becomes just as important as the growth itself. Alphabet gives investors several ways to benefit: its Anthropic stake, Google Cloud demand and TPU ecosystem, while still having Search, YouTube and Gemini generating or supporting its broader earnings base. Broadcom may offer greater upside sensitivity to AI infrastructure spending, but that also brings greater concentration risk. The circular-deal issue is what I’d watch most carefully. Huge contractual commitments look impressive, but supplier financing, equity investments and genuine third-party demand are not economically equivalent.

I’d favour Alphabet’s cloud exposure rather than buying Anthropic immediately after the IPO. Anthropic may deliver extraordinary growth, but at a v...

TOPblimpy: FCF matters most when stock comp and capex start diverging. Alphabet can absorb that better; Broadcom is cleaner only if AI demand stays truly external.

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TigerPicks

10-28 15:27

Earnings Beat Machine: 83% of the S&P 500 Beat — Here Are the Winners & the Price Outlook

Hey Tigers! 🐯 We are now past the halfway point of the Q3 earnings season — and the beat machine is running hot. According to LSEG data cited by Chinese media, 83% of S&P 500 companies that have reported so far beat earnings estimates . FactSet puts the EPS beat rate at 83% and the revenue beat rate at 66%, with blended earnings growth accelerating to +29.5% and revenue growth of +12.7%. But here is the twist the headlines miss: beating is no longer enough to move a stock.This season, analysts are already calling it "beat estimates, lose ground": one tracker found 86% of reporters beat, while guidance — not the beat itself — is now the real price driver. So the real question for the rest of this week — with $Microsoft(MSFT)$, <

Earnings Beat Machine: 83% of the S&P 500 Beat — Here Are the Winners & the Price Outlook

TOP苏36: The key takeaway this earnings season is thatthe market is shifting from rewarding growth to demanding sustainable returns. My pick is $SoFi Technologies (SoFi). Its Q3 revenue surged 44% year over year to $1.39 billion, while management raised its 2026 outlook and introduced an ambitious 2027 earnings target. Its expanding fee-based revenue also suggests a more diversified business model. However, strong execution does not automatically mean an attractive valuation. Investors must watch credit quality, loan losses, funding costs, and whether customer growth translates into durable cash flow. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley offer established business models, but SoFi has greater potential for a growth-driven re-rating if execution continues. My conclusion:I favor SoFi for its growth potential, but position sizing matters. The real winner isn't the company that beats estimates—it's the one that keeps exceeding expectations without sacrificing profitability. @TigerPicks [得意]

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苏36

10-28 16:53

Mi Material ($MIM.SI) offers exposure to AI infrastructure beyond mainstream chipmakers. Its precision solder spheres are essential interconnect components in advanced packaging, including HBM and high-performance computing. The financial momentum is impressive: 1H2026 revenue surged 109.8% year-on-year, while adjusted EBITDA rose 207.6%. Proprietary alloys, ultra-fine products and lengthy customer qualification processes could provide a competitive moat. However, strong growth does not automatically make a stock cheap. At S$1.80 per share, its estimated S$891 million market capitalisation demands scrutiny. Customer concentration, semiconductor cyclicality and expansion risks remain key concerns. My view: Mi Material has genuine AI supply-chain potential, but execution and valuation will

Semiconductor Packaging Play: Mi Material Debuts on SGX at S$1.80

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Established in Tainan, Taiwan, in 1998, $Mi Material(MIM.SI)$ has over 28 years of experience in the electronics and semiconductor industry, operating under the corporate brand “Accurus”. Today, the Group is headquartered in Singapore and is one of the leading manufacturers of semiconductor advanced packaging materials. It is principally engaged in the design, development, manufacturing and commercialisation of precision solder spheres, which serve as critical interconnect components enabling electrical conductivity between integrated circuits (ICs) and printed circuit boards (PCBs) across a broad spectrum of advanced semiconductor packaging applications. Its products and solutions are mainly us ed in end-use applications such as hig

Semiconductor Packaging Play: Mi Material Debuts on SGX at S$1.80

Mi Material ($MIM.SI) offers exposure to AI infrastructure beyond mainstream chipmakers. Its precision solder spheres are essential interconnect co...

TOPhenshengqi: Valuation probably comes down to whether HBM demand stays sticky through the next cycle, not just this growth burst. Customer mix is where execution risk gets real

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Shyon

10-28 17:38

I think @nerdbull1669 makes the strongest point. AI still has huge long-term potential, but investors are becoming more selective about capex, free cash flow and actual returns. Growth alone is no longer enough to justify any valuation. For me, the Buffett Trade is not about abandoning technology for defensive stocks. It is about balancing growth opportunities with quality businesses that have strong cash flow, solid balance sheets and sustainable competitive advantages. I still believe in AI, but capital discipline matters more than chasing hype. I would change my view if tech companies demonstrate that their massive AI investments can generate sustainable profits and cash flow. Until then, I prefer to stay diversified, remain pati

I think @nerdbull1669 makes the strongest point. AI still has huge long-term potential, but investors are becoming more selective about capex, free...

TOPsnugglo: Capex discipline is the filter now. AI winners still need real FCF conversion, not just growth narratives

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WallStreet_Tiger

10-28 17:40

Fed Decision Tonight: Which ETFs Could Benefit From a Rate Pause?

The Federal Reserve's next interest-rate decision is approaching, and investors are watching closely for clues about where monetary policy goes from here. While markets largely expect the Fed to keep rates unchanged, the bigger question is whether policymakers will signal that further tightening remains on the table. For ETF investors, the outcome could have different implications for growth stocks, long-term Treasury bonds and small-cap companies. Here are three ETFs to watch as the Fed prepares to announce its decision. Why the Fed's Decision Matters At its September meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) raised the federal funds target range by 25 basis points to 3.75%–4.00%, citing elevated inflation. The Fed's October meeting concludes on October 28, with the decision sched

Fed Decision Tonight: Which ETFs Could Benefit From a Rate Pause?

TOPAG90: Alphabet's Q3 EPS of $2.12 badly missed the $3.02 consensus and revenue fell short, reviving AI-spending worries and sending shares down; Microsoft's solid cloud sales lifted its shares after hours

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Marktomarket

10-28 14:34

Risk Came Back Before the Fed. Earnings Will Decide Whether It Stays.

QQQ rose as SoFi and Nebius gained more than 11 per cent The $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$, which tracks the Nasdaq 100, gained 1.27 per cent on Tuesday, while the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rose 0.60 per cent. $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ jumped 13.42 per cent, $NEBIUS(NBIS)$ gained 11.22 per cent and $CoreWeave, Inc.(CRWV)$ rose 7.94 per cent. $Advanced Micro Devices(AMD)$, $Broadcom(AVGO)$ and

Risk Came Back Before the Fed. Earnings Will Decide Whether It Stays.

# Microsoft, Alphabet Earnings Diverge: Whose AI Spend Pays Off First?

TOPGuavaxf3006: Thanks a very good analysis. I do take one key observation in that you rightly pointed out the rise was not uniformed, and it should not be so. But another observation is that the hyperscalers rowe much more moderately than the smaller participants. Particulary the Neocloud groups. This I would caution on as these are the very same parties which were targetted in the recent collapse. Easy come, easy go comes to mind here.

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TigerClub

10-28 16:53

Xun Xiang’s Playbook: How to Read the SGX ETF Top-10 Lists (and Meet the Lion Global Investors ETF L

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, opens the evening by introducing the firm behind ten SGX-listed ETFs and showing first-time ETF investors how to read the SGX top-10 rankings: by size, by retirement-account investors and by trading volume. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Pariba

Xun Xiang’s Playbook: How to Read the SGX ETF Top-10 Lists (and Meet the Lion Global Investors ETF L

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TigerClub

10-28 16:53

Xun Xiang’s Playbook: Why APAC Financials? Growth, Reforms and a Dividend ETF

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, explains why Asia Pacific financials could be a source of both growth and dividends, what is driving banks across Japan, Korea, Singapore and beyond, and how one ETF packages that theme. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Paribas Wealth Management’

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10-28 16:53

Xun Xiang’s Playbook: What “Low Carbon” Really Means in an ETF

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, unpacks what “low carbon” actually means inside an index, how the Lion-OCBC Securities Singapore Low Carbon ETF differs from a plain Singapore index ETF, and why it pays to look at performance across several years. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BN

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10-28 16:53

Xun Xiang’s Playbook: Short Duration Bonds and the Case for an Active Bond ETF

Speaker: Ong Xun Xiang, Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, explains duration in plain language, why SGD short duration bonds are in focus as yields rise, and what “active” means in Singapore’s first active bond ETF. [About the Speaker] Ong Xun Xiang is Head of ETFs at Lion Global Investors, where he is responsible for building and commercialising the firm’s ETF business, including speaking at ETF events to share investment and industry knowledge with the public. He has worked across asset management, private banking and fintech. Before joining Lion Global Investors, he was a Capital Markets Assistant Vice-President at ADDX (formerly iSTOX), a MAS-licensed digital securities platform, and earlier an Assistant Vice-President in BNP Paribas Wealth Management’s Key Client Group, where he h

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DoTrading

10-28 16:13

AI RALLY ROARS BACK - BIG TECH FACES A $800 BILLION TEST

Wall Street Reignites Its AI Bet Ahead of Mega-Cap Earnings Big Ahead Artificial intelligence is back in the spotlight, and Wall Street is once again betting on the boom. After last week’s sharp selloff raised questions about the cost of the AI revolution, technology stocks rebounded on Tuesday. The Nasdaq Composite climbed 1.18%, the S&P 500 gained 0.60%, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average finished virtually unchanged, up just 0.03%. Chipmakers led the recovery. The PHLX Semiconductor Index surged 3.6%, while the Roundhill Memory ETF jumped 4.6%. $Western Digital(WDC)$ gained nearly 7%, and optical technology companies Coherent and $Lumentum(LITE)$ also moved higher, lifting the Roundhill Photonics

AI RALLY ROARS BACK - BIG TECH FACES A $800 BILLION TEST

TOPSoulGG: Believe in the AI trade as it will have a second boom once the war finishes and oil goes down which will push the stocks to all time high again

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Tiger_SG

10-28 16:06

Can timeless value investing principles still work in today’s markets? Join us on 5 November for “From Graham & Buffett to Modern Masters: A Practical Guide to Value Investing in 2026” with Jeremy Tan, Investment Representative at Tiger Brokers (Singapore), and learn how concepts like margin of safety and Mr. Market connect with position sizing, catalysts, options and the Barbell portfolio approach.

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 5 November|A Practical Guide to Value Investing in 2026

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Can timeless value investing principles still work in today’s markets? Concepts like margin of safety, Mr. Market and high-ROIC businesses have evolved through the work of Buffett, Munger, Li Lu and others, and knowing how to apply them alongside modern market mechanics is what turns old wisdom into a practical edge. Join Jeremy Tan, CFA charterholder and seasoned investor with over 25 years of experience across equities, futures trading, property development and business growth, with a focus on value investing and tactical trading in Southeast Asian markets. In this seminar, he will examine how classic value investing concepts relate to position sizing, catalysts and options, explore the Barbell portfolio approach in global and Singaporean markets, and share the analytical frameworks used

[Event Registration, For Lv1 - 6 Users] 5 November|A Practical Guide to Value Investing in 2026

Can timeless value investing principles still work in today’s markets? Join us on 5 November for “From Graham & Buffett to Modern Masters: A Practi...

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