To The Moon

Muthu Boy has been diving deep into the Korean market and stumbled upon one of the wildest stories ever. Come order 2 prata kosong from me, and I'll tell you the unbelievable true story of the Jeon Cheong-jo incident—the scandal that shocked the entire Korean nation and left everyone questioning what they thought they knew. In August 2023, Nam Hyun-hee suddenly announced her divorce on social media, ending her 12-year marriage with former Korean cyclist Gong Hyo-jo. It was somewhat notable news in Korean sports circles.Normally, a newly divorced woman would go through an emotional vacuum period or enter her "hot girl single" era. Nam Hyun-hee But Nam Hyun-hee was different — someone had already been waiting for her long before the divorce. As early as January 2023, Jeon Cheong-jo had alrea

🌟🌟🌟While the Chinese robotic sector is currently experiencing an unprecedented capital boom, today's humanoid robots operate at about 30% to 40% of human industrial efficiency. They are also still heavily reliant on government subsidies. The true iPhone moment requires hardware manufacturing costs to drop to a consumer friendly USD 20,000 before it will take off. There is no question that the iPhone moment will definitely come for the robotic sector. It just needs time and patience before it will come to fruition. Nonetheless exciting times are ahead for robotic stocks like $ZHAOWEI(02692)$ $UBTECH ROBOTICS(09880)$ and $ESTUN(02715)$ as they wi

Number 2 : Sold… Then It Mooned… best describes this week’s trading with $Apple(AAPL)$. Those who panic sold AAPL when it crashed to $373 understand the heartache now when it climbed non-stop this whole week to $316.91, almost hitting $370. If luck be there, it might breakout over and beyond $370! To the moon! 🚀🚀🚀 Thanks and big like @TigerEvents @icycrystal @1PC

$Ambarella(AMBA)$ If you're looking for a company in the robotics sector that still offers reasonable valuation, hasn't been wildly over-hyped, and is perfectly positioned in the long-term robotics megatrend, then you shouldn't miss Ambarella.This is AI's next breakout area. It’s not a short-term concept play, but the very beginning of a multi-year secular industry cycle.The demand potential is enormous. Goldman Sachs estimates that by 2035, the addressable market for humanoid robots could reach $38 billion — more than 6x their previous forecast of $6 billion. Morgan Stanley is even more bullish, projecting up to 1 billion units by 2050.Even with conservative assumptions, the demand for components is already st

2026 is already halfway through, and the first half of the year has given investors plenty to talk about. AI remained one of the most important market themes, but the story kept expanding. It was no longer just about GPUs or mega-cap tech. Some stocks kept breaking new highs. Some names suddenly became market favorites after earnings. Some themes looked speculative at first, but continued to attract attention. And for many investors, H1 2026 probably came with at least one familiar feeling: “I saw it… but I didn’t buy it.” Maybe you watched an AI stock rally again and again. Maybe you hesitated before a semiconductor earnings report. Maybe you thought a nuclear or power stock had already gone too far. Maybe you sold too early and had to watch the stock keep climbing without you. At the sam

$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$ After spending the past few months building positions in AI infrastructure and semiconductor names, I've also started accumulating PLTR during this round of market weakness. My thesis is simple: AI isn't just about building faster chips—it also needs software that helps governments and enterprises turn massive amounts of data into better decisions. Palantir sits right at the intersection of AI, data analytics, and mission-critical software, making it one of the few companies already generating meaningful revenue from real-world AI adoption today. One reason I'm comfortable collecting PLTR is the company's improving fundamentals. Revenue growth continues to be supported by both commercial and government custo

The Financial Times recently reported that SK Hynix's ADR offering was seven times oversubscribed, with more than 500 institutional investors competing for shares. Even investors such as Leo and Philippe reportedly received smaller allocations because demand far exceeded supply. $SK hynix(SKHY)$ $hynix-WI(SKHYV)$ Yet the most striking detail wasn't the demand. It was the valuation. The report noted that SK Hynix's Korean-listed shares were trading at just 4.5x forward earnings. 4.5x. Let that sink in. One of the most fascinating things about SK Hynix is how consistently the market has refused to rerate the business. Since 2025, its forward P/E has hovered around just 6x, and now, despite be

I’m going with number 6 this week. As a mechanical design engineer, I’m wired to appreciate the process, and when the markets get loud, I prefer to retreat into my own analysis rather than getting caught up in the noise. My approach is all about sticking to the plan—using tools like the Relative Strength Index and the 200-day Exponential Moving Average to make sense of the price action. Whether I'm managing tech-heavy growth or defensive holdings, "Weekend Research Mode" helps me stay grounded. Discipline is key when balancing my barbell strategy between volatile tech and stable assets. I'm keeping my eyes on the charts and waiting for the right signals, because consistent execution is what really matters for my portfolio. @