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$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Sell

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Buy 

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ sold

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Buy 

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Sold 

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Bought back again 

$NVDA 20270115 235.0 PUT$ Sold first 

$NVDA 20270319 230.0 PUT$ Took profit $NVDA 20270319 230.0 PUT$ 

Tesla investors just got another major catalyst to debate: Cybercab has officially moved from an idea on a presentation slide to an actual vehicle carrying passengers. That sounds extremely bullish. And the market initially agreed. Tesla surged 5.42% to around $376.36, with trading volume reaching roughly 63.6 million shares in the session shown in the chart. But after the excitement settled, the stock moved back down and struggled around the $369–$371 area. So what happened? The simple answer is: The market was excited about the Cybercab launch, but investors quickly realized that 45 cars are still only a very small-scale demonstration. That doesn’t mean the Cybercab story is bad. In fact, I believe this could still become one of Tesla’s most important long-term catalysts. But there is a

. 📊 OCBC vs NTTDCREIT: HOLD, SELL OR SWITCH TO BONDS? 💰 A Beginner’s Guide to Making the Decision The market gives us new headlines every day. But should every headline make us buy or sell? This week, two interesting developments caught investors’ attention: 🏦 OCBC priced US$750 million of covered bonds at 4.63% due 2029. 🏢 NTTDCREIT is set to join the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Developed Index from September 21. At first glance, both look positive. But the more important question is: Do these announcements actually change the investment thesis? For me, the answer is: not really. Instead, they give investors a good opportunity to review whether they should HOLD, RELEASE or SWITCH some money into bonds. ⸻ 🏦 OCBC: A Strong Bank, But Valuation Matters OCBC is one of Singapore’s Big Three banks.