$ONDS 20261218 6.0 PUT$ meandering whether to buy to close it or to roll it when the option reached closer to expiry. With that being said, the whole reason as to why I started to sell puts on ondas is I believe that data centers when it reached the s-phase of growth curve would need drones to act as security guards instead of humans since drones can operate 24/7 and 365 days
$SOFI 20261106 14.0 PUT$ I like this SOFI put trade because it gives me a risk-defined strategy while allowing me to collect premium upfront. I sold one $14 put expiring on 6 November 2026 for $0.04, giving me the opportunity to enter SOFI at an attractive price if the stock falls below the strike. At the same time, the premium reduces my effective entry cost. With SOFI being a company I am comfortable owning, I see this as a disciplined way to either generate income or potentially add shares at a predetermined price. This trade fits my strategy better than chasing the stock higher.
$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ TSLA is still holding above $400, but looks like it’s having a bit of trouble moving much higher for now. Currently sitting at $401.95, and I’m curious whether buyers can keep defending this level over the next few sessions. What I find interesting about Tesla is how quickly market sentiment can change. Sometimes the stock barely reacts to good news, then suddenly jumps on something nobody was really expecting 😂 I think the $400 level is worth watching closely. If it manages to stay above that level and build some momentum, we might see another push higher. But if it starts slipping below $400 again, I wouldn’t be surprised to see some profit-taking. Another thing I’m watching is the overall Nasdaq movement. Even
$Palo Alto Networks(PANW)$ good to hold one of the best in its industry. keep it long term and keep holdimg since AI wra is here and will need security
$Enphase Energy(ENPH)$ reached an all-time peak of over $300 per share during the height of the global clean energy and residential solar boom in late 2022. Since then, a combination of high interest rates, policy headwinds (such as net-metering changes in key markets like California), and a cyclical slowdown in residential solar demand pulled the stock down into the $25 to $35 range. For Enphase to structurally scale back toward triple-digit valuations and past highs over the long term, management is not waiting for a passive market recovery. Instead, they are executing a deliberate multi-pillar expansion strategy aimed at more than doubling the size of the company. Key Pillars of Enphase’s Long-Term Growth Plan 1. Expanding Beyond Residential S
$GDS Holdings Ltd(GDS)$ Trade Review: $GDS (GDS Holdings Ltd) Ticker: $GDS (GDS Holdings Ltd) Unrealized P&L: -26.15% Trade Analysis & Strategy Review: Entered a long position on $GDS expecting data center demand and AI infrastructure expansion to drive upward momentum. However, sharp broader tech market pullbacks pushed price action below key structural support levels. Holding through this severe drawdown served as a crucial reminder of why predefined stop-loss discipline and dynamic position sizing are essential. Key Takeaways & Next Steps: Capital Protection: Avoid letting unrealized drawdowns compound by strictly respecting initial technical invalidate points. Execution Plan: Avoid emotional averaging down; monitor for t
$CSOP SK Hynix Daily Max (2x) Leveraged Product(07709)$ It's a good time to lock in some profits after a good run-up for SK Hynix. This stock has been the favourite for the traders as it can move upwards and downwards aggressively. If you enter in the wrong timing, you may not earn any profits. You can monitor the trend and trade with caution. Good luck Tigers.
Fed Holds Rates Steady as Big Tech Earnings Put AI Spending Under the Microscope: 3 ETFs to Watch
The Federal Reserve has held interest rates steady, but uncertainty remains. With inflation still elevated, investors are reassessing the possibility of another rate hike while turning their attention to a crucial question for the technology sector: Can massive AI investments deliver sustainable returns? The latest earnings from $Microsoft(MSFT)$ and $Alphabet(GOOG)$ offer two different perspectives. Both companies reported strong cloud growth, but their financial results and market reactions highlighted the growing importance of cash flow, advertising performance, and the returns generated by AI investments. For investors looking to navigate this changing landscape, three
Bears spent the last two months shorting $Vertiv Holdings LLC(VRT)$ down to $208.56 (38.9 RSI) on rumors of liquid-cooling share losses. On Wednesday morning (Oct 28), Vertiv obliterated that narrative: Q3 revenue surged +61% YoY to $4.31B (beating by $560M), organic orders jumped >100% YoY, adjusted operating margins hit 25.2% (+290 bps YoY), and FY26 EPS guidance was hiked to $7.15 (+70% YoY) with a $15B+ backlog. Shares ripped +16.48% to $242.94 on 19.54M volume (3.45x normal), tagging the 50-day SMA ($244.14) before dipping to ~$235.70 after-hours on Alphabet's capex/FCF print. Remember: hyperscaler capex is Vertiv's top-line revenue. Here is the VSA map and execution plan to the 200-day MA ($269.49).
Let's look at the tape 📊. You want the cheapest entry point into the AI factory trade? Stop chasing those 35x–45x P/E names and look at $Flex Ltd(FLEX)$ . It just broke out +11.61% to $93.03, closing in the top 93% of its daily range on 12.9M shares 🚀. Why? They smashed Q2 estimates ($1.18 EPS vs. $1.05 est., $8.49B revenue) and hiked FY27 revenue guidance by $950M to $34.9B–$35.9B 📈. Here is the lesson: The real value is under the hood. Flex's Cloud and Power Infrastructure (CPI) revenue surged +54% YoY to $2.5B at a 10.7% margin. This was boosted by the new EPC Power acquisition (97% efficient digital rectifiers) and prefabricated AI factory modules . Now, pay attention to the catalyst. In Q1 Calendar 2027, Flex is spinning off CPI into a
$NVDA 20261028 217.5 CALL$ Trading NVDA call options was a valuable learning experience. Although I expected the stock to move higher, the options did not perform as anticipated, and rolling positions to later expiries came with additional costs and realized losses. I learned that predicting the direction of a stock is only part of the equation; timing, strike price, expiry, and implied volatility also matter significantly. Options can move quickly, especially near expiry, so risk management and position sizing are essential. Going forward, I will focus on clearer entry and exit plans, avoid emotional decisions, and manage risk more carefully rather than trying to recover losses.
How To Navigate the Tech Shakeout: Hawkish Monetary Policy, Earnings Divergence, and Geopolitical Friction
The tech rally is under immediate pressure and looking shaky. While the Federal Reserve held the benchmark interest rate steady at 3.75% to 4.00%, US stock futures tumbled in early Thursday trading. In this article, we would like to look at the analysis of US Federal Reserve policy, Big Tech valuation realities, and Middle East energy risks. The article would covers the following: The "Hawkish Hold" Anatomy: Decoupling the Fed’s interest rate pause from rising terminal rate expectations. Micro Earnings vs. Macro Realities: Amazon and Intel earnings previews in the context of cloud growth, AI capex ROI, and semiconductor dynamics. Geopolitical Oil Shocks & Energy Transmission: Middle East tensions, oil price spikes, and secondary inflation risks. CME FedWatch Probabilities & Monetar
$CMG 20261030 27.0 PUT$ Conditional conclusion: downside is meaningfully priced into CMG options, but not fully discounted in the equity if earnings pressure persists . The key distinction is that implied volatility is elevated, while the share price remains near its 52-week floor and the latest report still showed an EPS/EBIT miss. Your 2.45% figure matches CMG’s prior close of $27.98 versus the $27.31 52-week low. As of 2026-10-29, the regular-session quote was $28.73 , or 5.20% above that low; after-hours indicated $30.74 following earnings. Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG) watchlist What options are pricing The current chain’s put/call ratio is 0.33 (equivalently a 3.03 call/put ratio ), not 13.16. That suggests the 13.16 r
Big Options Bets: Nasdaq 29,000 Put Positions Explode as Gold Bulls Pile In at $4,350
Options on futures are option contracts whose underlying assets are futures contracts. Trading volume and open interest reveal how capital is positioned across different expiries and strike prices. They provide useful signals on market expectations, risk appetite and potential support or resistance zones, although they should not be interpreted as direct bullish or bearish signals. Today’s analysis covers changes in large options trades and open interest on October 28 relative to October 27. These are the latest available data in this report and provide a reference for assessing positioning and risk appetite. The latest futures options data show continued divergence across markets. The S&P 500 saw a wider put-side advantage, with multiple near-term strikes adding positions and the 6,20
Alphabet: Cloud +103%, stock -10%. The market is not punishing AI capex, it is punishing who pays for it
$Alphabet(GOOG)$ $GOOGL Cloud revenue +103%. Operating income +30%. Stock -10% after hours. Same night, Microsoft spent $45B on capex and rose ~4%. So the market is not punishing AI spending. My hypothesis: it is punishing who pays for it. 29 Oct 2026 · Alphabet Q3 2026 (unaudited release) 1) The number nobody led with Q3 buybacks: zero. A year ago: $11.5B. Year to date: zero, vs $39.8B in 2025. Instead, Alphabet sold $12.4B of new stock in Q3 through an at-the-market program, and $42.9B this year. Add $19.1B of convertible preferred and $85.2B of new debt: about $147B of outside money raised in nine months. Diluted share count is up 1.35% year on year. The share count used to shrink every quarter. 2) Why it needed the money Operating