It a technical bounce and a impulse pump . Sustaining this with not much certainty is impossible $Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $SPDR ETF(SPY)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$

100% rebound. tariff wars not settled yet how to reversal. trump still president leh... yesterday surge and hopefully tonight give chance for a quick buck or to close leveraged positions... For Mag 7, of course hold la... unless you are overallocated and want to switch to something else

Yesterday’s surge was incredible, but I see it more as a technical rebound than the start of a new bull. Moves like this are common in bear markets — big green days that give investors hope before the next leg down. With all the uncertainty around tariffs and global tensions, one good headline doesn’t change the bigger picture. The fact that the VIX is still elevated tells me fear hasn’t gone away. I’m still holding my Mag 7 positions, but with a cautious mindset. Instead of chasing the rally, I’m using moments of strength to trim or rebalance. These kinds of sharp bounces can be tempting, but staying disciplined is key. I’d rather protect gains than assume the bottom is in without real fundamental improvements. This market remains headline-driven, and Trump is playing a major role in sent

The US stock market saw a third biggest surge as Trump stated that he has authorized a 90-day tariff suspension for countries that do not take retaliatory actions. All three major indexes closing with significant gains. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ surged over 12%, marking the second-largest single-day gain in history!From the intraday chart, there was a significant surge in trading volume in the final session.The following are the top 10 industries with the highest gains on Wednesday, along with the top 3 leading stocks in each industry.Airlines： $United Continental(UAL)$ , $Frontier Group Holdings, Inc.(ULCC)$ $Delta Air Lines(DAL)$

The US stock market just delivered one of its most astonishing sessions in history. Following President Trump’s announcement of a 90-day tariff suspension for countries that refrain from retaliatory measures, all three major indexes surged. The Nasdaq led the charge with a jaw-dropping 12% gain — marking the second-largest single-day jump in its history.At the same time, the Fear Index $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ recorded its largest single-day drop ever, plummeting 35.75%.The biggest question is: Was this just a rebound or a reversal?Analysts believe it's just a rebound.Director of The Wealth Alliance said,We’re living minute by minute right now. A lot of panicked investors are desperately trying to latch onto something positive. But I don’t thin

U.S. stocks saw a big rally at the 18-hour limit and produced the third-largest one-day gain since World War II, with $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ rallying 12% in a single day on April 9th. $S&P 500(.SPX)$ rallied 9.52%, recovering ground lost since April 3rd.As the weight of the U.S. technology stocks have also become the biggest beneficiaries of the rebound, except for $Apple(AAPL)$ and $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ have outperformed the broader market.And these two manufacturing companies are among the biggest beneficiaries of globalization.Looking at the performance over the past 5 days, $NVIDIA

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The S&P 500 peaked in February—but by April, the Magnificent Seven took a hit. Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla all closed lower on April 4.Tesla’s market cap has halved since its $1.5T high. Nvidia is down 40% from January. Even Apple lost over $1T in value since Christmas.With valuations back at multi-month lows— Is there more downside ahead? Which stock do you think will bounce back first?🎁Special Notes: Whoever showed up on the” What the Tigers Say” column will receive 100 Tiger Coins and an exclusive interview invitation to honor your contribution.Click titles to read the full analysis:1. @Mkoh: Key Points:Short-Term vs. Long-Term: If you’re looking to trade a quick rebound, timing the exact bottom is

PE is just a single indicator that looks at how price is versus earnings. We need to look deeper into why the earnings is such and what is driving the price story. I look at a whole lot of other indicators of which it depends on the type of company and the circumstances.

An institutional investor Duan Yongping just showes his “buy the dip” on April 7, most of the transaction are in options (sell naked put).In summery, the nominal value of the underlying surpass 400 million U.S. dollars, option premium is more than 30 million U.S. dollarsSpecificallyUnderlying involved include: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Apple(AAPL)$ $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ and $TENCENT(00700)$ in Hongkong.Option dates: from this week's April 11 expiration, to this month's April 25 expiration, May expiration, and all the way to January 2026 expiration, w

The “Magnificent Seven” — Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta, and Tesla — were the darlings of the bull market. Their collective weight drove the S&P 500 to historic highs, dominated headlines, and shaped the global tech narrative. But in 2025, the story has shifted. Valuations have compressed. Sentiment has cooled. And investors are wondering: are we finally at reasonable levels to accumulate, or is there still more room to fall? Valuation Reset: From Euphoric to Measured After years of growth-fueled premiums, the MAG 7 have seen their valuation multiples come down — some gradually, others with dramatic drops. The broader market correction, inflation fears, interest rate hikes, and geopolitical tensions have created a backdrop of caution. Even companies with strong funda

Whether this is a "good time to bottom fish"—that is, to buy these stocks at their perceived lows with the expectation of a rebound—depends on several factors, and there’s no definitive answer without considering your investment goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. Here’s a breakdown to help you think it through: Reasons It Might Be a Good Time: Valuations Are More Attractive: The sell-off has compressed price-to-earnings (P/E) ratios across the group. For example, Alphabet is trading at a P/E of around 20.5, the lowest among the seven, while others like Meta and Microsoft are also below their historical highs. This could signal a discount compared to their peak valuations earlier in 2025. Historical Resilience: These companies have strong fundamentals—robust cash flows, dominant marke

With the trade war intensifying between US and China, it is going to get worse before it gets better! Even Elon Musk is trying to coax Trump out of the tariffs imposed on Europe, which means trade war and tariffs not only harm business relationship but also the economy. Little rectification can be done even if the Fed were to reduce interest rates at least not for the near term. China cannot be warned and treated like they were the ones causing all the mess which in the first place was the 'corrupted' siphoning of funds going to their own pockets within the democrats? Just like how Russia cannot be warned but must be through diplomatic means to the last draw. Russia was somewhat better treated than its counterpart China, which was rather unfairly targeted just because they were able t

The unknown question is whether there will be a deep recession, which will slash all the forward EPS estimates

All fine if the “E” does not change. Right now that seems a rather ambitious assumption isn’t it?

The problem is that the street hasn’t shaved EPS estimates yet