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Selling a super short term $AMZN 20250314 190.0 PUT$ in mid of this high VIX environment, collecting some premium while waiting for all my CC to matures on this Friday 😀 and I personally love AMZN! So dont mind be converting to shares

I opened 1 lot(s) $CSIQ 20250620 9.0 PUT$ ,Opened another lot with yesterday's drop in price to another low

By refusing to rule out that US could slipped into a recession, Trump has effectively set US economy on a collision course with recession. Coupled with previous week's steep selloff resuming & gathering momentum (like a tropical storm) as the trading session progressed, all three major U.S. indexes suffering sharp declines. This is as per my Sunday post dated 09 Mar 2025 (click here ! for details, Repost to share) has highlighted - the US govt is engineering a recession. Certainly, looks like there’s more than an ounce of truth in the MarketWatch post afterall. By closing time: Volume on US exchanges was 18.77 billion shares, far exceeded the

On Tue, 11 Mar 2025, US market continued to fall, picking up from where it left off on Monday. It was still about tariff and between former friends - US & Canada. Trade tensions fueled a wild day on Wall Street, with major indexes finishing a choppy session lower even after signs of a thaw in talks between the 2 countries. Trump’s move to ratchet up tariffs on aluminum and steel from Canada to 50%, triggered a new round of losses early in the session, sending all three major indexes lower. Stocks regained some ground after reports that Ontario would axe a surcharge on electricity delivered to the US and Trump said he would “probably” cut back the increased tariffs. However, all these is still subjected to further discussion on Thu, 13 Mar 2025 between Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick &am

On Tue, 11 Mar 2025, US market continued to fall, picking up from where it left off on Monday. It was still about tariff and between former friends - US & Canada. Trade tensions fueled a wild day on Wall Street, with major indexes finishing a choppy session lower even after signs of a thaw in talks between the 2 countries. Trump’s move to ratchet up tariffs on aluminum and steel from Canada to 50%, triggered a new round of losses early in the session, sending all three major indexes lower. Stocks regained some ground after reports that Ontario would axe a surcharge on electricity delivered to the US and Trump said he would “probably” cut back the increased tariffs. However, all these is still subjected to further discussion on Thu, 13 Mar 2025 between Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick &am

On Tue, 11 Mar 2025, US market continued to fall, picking up from where it left off on Monday. It was still about tariff and between former friends - US & Canada. Trade tensions fueled a wild day on Wall Street, with major indexes finishing a choppy session lower even after signs of a thaw in talks between the 2 countries. Trump’s move to ratchet up tariffs on aluminum and steel from Canada to 50%, triggered a new round of losses early in the session, sending all three major indexes lower. Stocks regained some ground after reports that Ontario would axe a surcharge on electricity delivered to the US and Trump said he would “probably” cut back the increased tariffs. However, all these is still subjected to further discussion on Thu, 13 Mar 2025 between Trade Secretary Howard Lutnick &am

I opened $Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF(QYLD)$ ,QYLD: A Stable Income Play in an Unstable Market QYLD (Global X Nasdaq 100 Covered Call ETF) is a great buy in volatile or unstable markets because of its unique covered call strategy. Unlike traditional growth-focused ETFs, QYLD prioritizes income generation through option premiums, which gives it defensive characteristics. Lower Volatility in Market Swings Since QYLD sells covered calls on the Nasdaq 100, it earns a steady income from option premiums, regardless of whether the market rises or falls. This strategy caps upside potential—meaning it won’t rise as much as QQQ in a bull market—but it also cushions against steep declines in bear markets. When the Nasdaq 100 drops sharply, QYL

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ Sofi's Performance and Growth: A Comprehensive Overview Yesterday marked the worst day for the stock market since 2022, with broad declines across the board. When we look at the performance over the past week, the trend remains the same. Specifically, the financial sector has been hit the hardest, with almost every company in the space seeing significant drops. Zooming out over the last month, the situation doesn’t change, and so far, 2025 hasn’t been a great year for the market. The financial sector is especially struggling, with nearly every company down by double digits. The Fear and Greed Index is also at one of its lowest points in recent years. Today, we’re focusing on Sofi, which is trading around the $11 mark

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Next week’s triple witching day, March 21, could be a perfect scenario for market makers. If NVIDIA’s stock price rebounds to $122, both the in-the-money call and put options expiring in March would be completely wiped out. The open interest ranking is shown in the chart.Staying above $115 would also suffice, as the breakeven cost for the head open interests is above $11. Adding the straddle premium brings it to $22, meaning the current positions are already in the red.The most surprising trade yesterday was a 90 put expiring this week, $NVDA 20250314 90.0 PUT$ , with 99,000 contracts opened. The trade direction was selling, which essentially rules out the possibili

Recently, $S&P 500(.SPX)$ pulled back, while $HSI(HSI)$ has risen over 20%+. The gains in Hong Kong's newly listed stocks have been astonishing, with $LAOPU GOLD(06181)$ rising by 1600%. However, the market is now starting to worry that this independent trend in the Hong Kong market may come to an end. The AI boom sparked by DeepSeek has continued for more than a month.Can the Hong Kong stock market really maintain its independent trend during a pullback in U.S. stocks?There have been only six instances since 2012 when the Hong Kong market showed an independent trend: Hong Kong stocks rose while U.S. stocks fell, and the excess return exceeded 10%. The first