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The $150 Billion Buyback. On Mon, 28 Sep 2026, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$’s CEO Jensen Huang’s announced a record $150 billion share-buyback, the single largest authorization increases in US corporate history. Honestly, it was a direct response to market doubts about NVDA’s valuation and the durability of AI boom - more than a capital-allocation update. Actually, I have touched on the #1 chipmaker’s valuation concerns in my last Thursday post. (click here ! to read) By lifting the company’s remaining repurchase capacity to $235 billion thru’ FY 2028, NVDA effectively told investors that, in management’s view, the be

Week That Was. If readers have gone through my post for last week cum last Friday, (click here ! to read if you have not read it yet) , you would have recalled my moderately “bearish" outlook for stocks that week, citing bearish seasonality, mixed technicals, and uncertainty around the trajectory of oil prices and yields. US Market. Overall for week ending 25 Sep 2026, the 3 composite indexes were: DJIA : -0.21% (-108.14 to 51,828.62). S&P 500 : +0.66% (+50.58 to 7,743.41). Nasdaq: +1.29% (+345.52 to 27,068.72). The S&P 500 (market-cap weighted) Index and Nasdaq Composite were higher on the week, while the Dow turned out to be modestly lo

$NIO Inc.(NIO)$ shorts need to cover soon. Geely just validated nio and gave them runway and cash till 2040 at least. Definitely next Tesla.

🌟🌟🌟The financial landscape has shifted beneath our feet. For over a decade, investors were coddled by a world of near zero interest rates. It was an environment where free flowing money inflated speculative growth and fundamentals were often treated as an afterthought. Today that illusion is gone. We have transitioned into a restrictive higher for longer interest rate regime where central banks hold rates elevated to combat persistent inflation and a stubborn US bond market where 10 year yields have pierced past 5%. In this new reality, cheap leverage is a relic of the past. Companies relying on debt to survive are facing an operational winter. It is enough to make any sane investor want to log out of their brokerage account, cash it all out and physically stuff the

$NIO 20261120 5.0 CALL$ slow & steady till $5. End of d year mayb?🤔

$BABA-W(09988)$ $Alibaba(BABA)$ $BABA-W(09988)$ BABA seems to hold up pretty well last week. It closed slightly Lower than the previous week but compare to the overall market it outperformed it. The overall market seems will continue the downward trend this week but BABA should be fine.

The $150 Billion Buyback. On Mon, 28 Sep 2026, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$’s CEO Jensen Huang’s announced a record $150 billion share-buyback, the single largest authorization increases in US corporate history. Honestly, it was a direct response to market doubts about NVDA’s valuation and the durability of AI boom - more than a capital-allocation update. Actually, I have touched on the #1 chipmaker’s valuation concerns in my last Thursday post. (click here ! to read) By lifting the company’s remaining repurchase capacity to $235 billion thru’ FY 2028, NVDA effectively told investors that, in management’s view, the be

The $150 Billion Buyback. On Mon, 28 Sep 2026, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$’s CEO Jensen Huang’s announced a record $150 billion share-buyback, the single largest authorization increases in US corporate history. Honestly, it was a direct response to market doubts about NVDA’s valuation and the durability of AI boom - more than a capital-allocation update. Actually, I have touched on the #1 chipmaker’s valuation concerns in my last Thursday post. (click here ! to read) By lifting the company’s remaining repurchase capacity to $235 billion thru’ FY 2028, NVDA effectively told investors that, in management’s view, the be

Week That Was. If readers have gone through my post for last week cum last Friday, (click here ! to read if you have not read it yet) , you would have recalled my moderately “bearish" outlook for stocks that week, citing bearish seasonality, mixed technicals, and uncertainty around the trajectory of oil prices and yields. US Market. Overall for week ending 25 Sep 2026, the 3 composite indexes were: DJIA : -0.21% (-108.14 to 51,828.62). S&P 500 : +0.66% (+50.58 to 7,743.41). Nasdaq: +1.29% (+345.52 to 27,068.72). The S&P 500 (market-cap weighted) Index and Nasdaq Composite were higher on the week, while the Dow turned out to be modestly lo