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Tiger Brokers (TIGR) Poised for Bullish Momentum with Gap-Up Open Breaking Above the Mid Bollinger Band: A Bullish Signal 📈 $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$  Tiger Brokers (TIGR) is showing strong bullish potential as it prepares for a gap-up open at $6.91, surpassing the mid Bollinger Band ($6.97) from below. This price movement indicates a reversal from a lower band squeeze, signaling a shift in market sentiment toward the upside. The Bollinger Bands, a powerful volatility indicator, suggest that TIGR is transitioning from an oversold condition into a potential uptrend. A sustained move above the mid-band often leads to a retest of the upper Bollinger Band ($7.90), which would be a significant upside target for bullish traders. Gap-Up Open: The Bullis

Why I Buy Tiger Shares and Sell Covered Calls for Steady Returns 🐯💵 Tiger Brokers (TIGR) shares present an excellent opportunity for earning steady income through covered call strategies. Here’s why: 1. Strong Short-Term Premiums 💹 Selling covered calls on Tiger shares allows me to earn a solid return. In the current example, I’m earning over 3% in just two weeks from call premiums while maintaining the ability to adjust my strategy based on market movements. These premiums represent a high annualized yield with minimal risk since I already own the underlying shares. 2. Stable Stock Price 🔒 Tiger’s stock price has shown resilience, hovering around $6.50 to $6.72, which provides a perfect scenario for covered call selling. If the stock price stays at or above my call strike prices, I can ei

  Sector Rotation: Are Small-Caps the Next Big Opportunity? 📈🌟 Small-cap stocks often represent companies with a market capitalization between $300 million and $2 billion. They are generally earlier in their growth cycles, which means higher potential for significant gains compared to large-cap stocks. However, they can also be riskier, as smaller companies may have less financial stability and are more vulnerable to economic headwinds. In the late stages of a bull market, sector rotation into small-cap stocks is common. This shift occurs as investors look for undervalued opportunities in sectors or companies with room to grow. The IWM index, which tracks small-cap stocks, recently rose by 1%, signaling renewed investor interest. High-growth sectors, such as quantum computing and dron

A Shift Towards Stability: Selling Most Stocks and Doubling Down on JEPI 🎯💼 Over the past two weeks, I’ve undergone a significant shift in my investment strategy, focusing on stability and consistent returns. Most of my stock positions, including fractional shares of Apple (AAPL), Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF (QYLD), and Palantir Technologies (PLTR), were sold off. These sales, as seen in my recent trading activity, reflect my move away from market volatility. $JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF(JEPI)$   Instead, I’ve been directing my capital into JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI). I added fractional shares of JEPI multiple times, purchasing at different price levels like from 56 to 58 . This aligns with my focus on divi

Pltr  $PLTR 20241122 40.0 PUT$  When trading PLTR options, I focus on key metrics like Delta and Theta to shape my strategy. In this example, the Delta is -0.294, which means there is roughly a 29% chance that the option will be assigned by the expiration date. Delta also indicates how much the option’s price will change in relation to a $1 move in the underlying stock. In this case, for every $1 PLTR moves, the option price will change by $0.29. Knowing this helps me estimate potential profits or losses and informs decisions about selling or holding the option. Some might say it's a holy grail$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Theta, at

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### Weekly Trades: August 19th to 20th In the span of just two days, I executed a series of well-calculated trades that not only enhanced my portfolio but also reinforced my long-term wealth-building strategy. These trades were focused on Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR), JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI), and Broadcom Inc.$Broadcom(AVGO)$ (AVGO). Each of these plays was chosen for a specific reason—whether it be capitalizing on market volatility, capturing consistent dividend income, or strategically positioning for future growth. Let’s delve into the rationale behind these trades. ### Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR) 📊 I initiated a series of options trades with PLTR, selling and buying puts with strike prices ranging from $24 to $26.

### The Art of Focused Investing 🎯 In the world of high finance, one of the secrets to sustained success is maintaining a laser focus on just one or two stocks. Mark Cuban once said that diversification is for those who don’t know what they’re doing. When you know your game, you don’t need to scatter your efforts—you concentrate. By honing in on a select few stocks, lik$Palantir Technologies Inc.(PLTR)$   Palantir (PLTR), I can leverage my deep understanding of the market and the specific behaviors of these stocks. This focus allows me to execute strategic options plays with confidence and precision, ensuring that I’m always ahead of the curve. ### Selling Put Options: A Wealth-Building Strategy 💼 Selling put op

--- When the market is down, it's crucial to stay steady and not get overly concerned with the overall profit and loss (P&L) figures. Short-term fluctuations can be misleading, especially when looking at unrealized P&L, which reflects the current value of your holdings based on market prices rather than actual gains or losses. For example, during this year, there were months like May where I faced a significant unrealized loss of SGD 160.57, resulting in a P&L ratio of -4.79%. However, in June, I managed to recover and achieve a substantial gain of SGD 222.04, bringing the P&L ratio up to 5.71%. The key is to not react impulsively to these fluctuations. Instead of fixating on daily ups and downs, it's better to focus on your portfolio's monthly performance. For instance, a