$MicroStrategy(MSTR)$ Further positions opened. Push it! Saylor needed it lower to buy more. Entering phase B Wyckoff $375 needs to hold. Looking for $407-408. Can we have it today? Happy trading ahead! Cheers BC 🍀🍀🍀 @Tiger_comments @TigerObserver @TigerPicks @TigerPM @Daily_Discussion @TigerStars @TigerGPT
From bubble tea to Tiger Beer, many of us consume these products daily. Investing in companies that produce them could offer both financial returns and personal satisfaction. For example, $ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ $ThaiBev(Y92.SI)$ and $HEINEKEN NV(0O26.UK)$ $HEINEKEN NV(0O26.UK)$ are dominant players in their respective markets. Why Consider Investing in Familiar Brands? Consumer Loyalty: Strong brand loyalty translates into consistent revenue streams. Growing Demand: Beverage consumption trends often drive sustainable growth. Emotional Connection: Investing in products you enjoy creates a personal stake in their success. From Sip to Stock: Turning Everyday Products Into Investments Do you already own stock
$SMCI 20241129 65.0 CALL$ SMCI: collected premiums in full for this covered calls expired worthless when it expired worthless on 29th Nov. SMCI shown some strength since last week before fizzling out mid week. The $40 remained a significant resistance and true enough didn't break above. It will take a long while before SMCI even retest its 200 days MA which is at around $70 now but trending downwards which is really bearish.
3 weeks past since the US elections concluded. Most of you are sitting on huge profits with the dilemma of taking profits at this point or not. Volatility will likely shake the 2nd batch out with the 10-20% drops. Taking small profits at this point is nothing wrong. However, I will still stay long with my options and stock positions to maximise profits this period. Still more tailwinds than headwinds going forward, with mmf still at pretty high levels and interest rates coming downwards. Look forward to DOGE department maximising the efficiency and cresting value add in the poorly run government. It is healthy until it is unhealthy, go with the trend now and cut only when we should cut.
There is an English proverb that goes something like this - “the early bird catches the worm”. Is this applicable when it comes to investing in US stocks (a) with a new incoming party and (b) a returning President ? After a long, hard-fought campaign, Donald Trump has secured an election victory and will retake the White House in January 2025, with an inauguration on 20 Jan 2025. Regardless of political preferences, investors must now consider how the incoming Trump administration will impact the US stock market and their investment portfolios. Throughout his campaign, Trump has focused on several potential market-moving themes. This included: Securing border with Mexico. Aggressive tariffs implementation on imports. Support domestic oil and gas drilling. Reduce regulations. Cut corporate