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🌟🌟🌟I have followed Cathie Wood's style by buying undervalued stocks.  One of my best decisions was to buy $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ .  IREN is currently up 344% year todate .  This is because IREN has transformed from a pure Bitcoin miner into a diversified AI and high performance computing infrastructure company.  This is in addition to Bitcoin mining. IREN has also signed a landmark 5 year contract worth USD 9.7 billion with $Microsoft(MSFT)$ .  This is one of the largest AI infrastructure agreements of 2025. @Tiger_comments

$Adobe(ADBE)$  TOO UNDERVALUED..BUY CHEAP

$BABX 20251219 30.0 PUT$  $Alibaba(BABA)$  possibly benefit from Christmas shopping 

The December rally has a reasonable chance of continuing, thanks to historical seasonality patterns often called the “Santa Claus Rally,” lighter trading volumes, and year-end optimism that can boost equities. Technical setups and investor sentiment could further support gains if macroeconomic conditions remain stable. However, the rally is far from guaranteed — unexpected inflation data, central bank decisions, or a slowdown in consumer spending could quickly reverse gains. While history and seasonal trends provide some tailwinds, it’s best to view any December rally with cautious optimism, seeing it as a potential opportunity rather than a certainty.

Replying to @koolgal:Congrats to everyone out there who has been making good fortune this year. Christmas is around the corner n yes of course Santa Rally is indeed happening haha hoho 😁//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟December may tease us with a Santa Rally but my sleigh is powered by discipline.  Dollar cost averaging isn't glamorous.  It is like  taking my  daily dose of vitamins.  I may not notice the difference daily but overtime the magic of compounding happens. So I will keep adding to $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ $SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF(SPYM)$ and yes,

Christmas boost! Please please please 🙏🙏

Yea we sure will rally

Market sentiment has turned more constructive. The initial weakness at the start of December appears to be driven more by position‐clearing and profit‐taking than by a change in fundamentals. With bond yields stabilising, liquidity expectations improving and earnings guidance still broadly supportive, investors seem willing to re-engage with risk assets. The rebound across all three major indices reflects this shift. Whether December finishes strong depends on two factors: flows and macro. Historically, December benefits from fund rebalancing and year-end window dressing. Provided no major macro shock emerges, the pattern of a soft start followed by a firmer finish can repeat. The key risk remains any unexpected tightening in financial conditions, though the current backdrop looks favourab

Overview Global markets saw a mixed performance as investors positioned ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Strong U.S. labour data renewed confidence that rate cuts may arrive soon, lifting Wall Street to fresh gains. However, European and Asian markets remained cautious amid economic uncertainty and policy anticipation. United States: Jobs Data Ignites Rally U.S. equities closed higher after ADP employment data reinforced expectations of an imminent interest rate cut. The Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$  surged 408 points (+0.9%) to 47,882.90, while the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  rose 0.3% and Nasdaq

Yes will rally higher

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ⚡🛡️ SPY Compression: Dark Pool Level Decides The Breakout 🛡️⚡ I’m watching $SPY coil inside a textbook pattern trading structure. Buyers continue to defend rising support and price is respecting every diagonal touch. $SPY clearing $681.25 was the key midline trigger and we tagged $682.30 which confirmed bullish intent. Now price is rotating right at the $681.84 Dark Pool level which is exactly where positioning forces a decision. 0DTE flow has flipped. Puts on $SPY now lead calls by around $700k intraday which shifts dealer hedging behaviour. Instead of supporting continuation, it increases

Good

Yes, Dec santa rally! Gogogo

The calendar flipped to December, and the market seemed determined to remind me that nothing is predictable. The second trading day of the month saw the major U.S. indices open higher, and for a brief moment, I felt that familiar mix of curiosity and caution. Will December follow its usual script—start low and finish strong? Or will this year break the pattern and keep everyone guessing? S&P 500 (.SPX) NASDAQ (.IXIC) I’ve been thinking a lot about my own approach this month, and I realize that I have a few goals that go beyond chasing gains. First, I want to spend less time glued to stock prices. Watching every tick can be hypnotic, and even though I don’t obsess for hours, I’ve noticed it can be counterproductive. Adjusting trades every time a share wiggles isn’t just exhausting, it c

$MSFT 20260618 480.0 PUT$  📉 ADP Jobs Decline – Why “Bad News = Good News” Might Be the Biggest Trap Right Now Everyone is cheering today’s ADP print like it’s bullish — “jobs fell = Fed will cut = stocks go up.” But honestly… this is the exact kind of surface-level optimism that blindsides retail right before the rug gets pulled. Here’s the bigger picture most are ignoring: 1️⃣ A decline of 32,000 private payrolls isn’t “good” — it’s a signal. Hiring is slowing, wage growth is cooling, and multiple sectors are showing fatigue. If the labour market weakens too fast, it doesn’t trigger a gentle Fed pivot… it triggers recession hedging. 2️⃣ Rate cuts that come because of weakness have never been bullish initially. Every maj

I guess some traditional stocks may rise by the end of December.. 

Okkk

Key points for the TigerLive：University Student's Options Income Funds Round-the-World TripTiny Capital + Massive Discipline = True WealthStay Positive: Maintaining a positive psychological mindset is the fundamental key to success.Embrace Failure: Accept that setbacks are a natural and valuable part of the process.One Strategy, Mastered Completely, Beats Ten Half-Known1. From Campus to Seven Figures: Key Highlights from FoxxyNick's Live Trading TalkHow options trading set off this uni student's round-the-world trip fund—and started him on the path to serious wealth.In the recent live on Tiger Trade, university student Nick

Market sentiment The tone has improved meaningfully compared to yesterday’s risk-off session. The early rebound across all three major U.S. indices suggests that markets are treating the recent dip as a routine shakeout rather than the start of a deeper correction. Positioning remains cautious but not pessimistic, and volatility is stabilising. Investors appear willing to rotate rather than de-risk. December seasonality Historically, December tends to favour a “soft start, strong finish” profile. The early pullback this month fits that pattern. Several factors support the odds of a constructive December: • Rate-cut expectations remain intact. • Liquidity conditions are steady as the Fed winds down QT. • Fund managers often window-dress into year-end, supporting index-heavy names. A smooth

🚨🚨🚨Here are the top financial headlines today, focusing on both cryptocurrency and broader market news: 💰 Financial & Crypto Headlines 📉 Crypto Market Volatility and Rebound  * Bitcoin (BTC) Price Swings: Bitcoin has recently experienced significant volatility, plunging below the $86,000 level and even dipping toward $84,000 amid a broader market sell-off and "leverage flush-out" where leveraged positions are liquidated. However, there has been a recent rebound, with the price touching a high around $93,000 today, showing renewed momentum.  * Altcoin Performance: Major altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and Solana (SOL) have also seen sharp declines followed by a mild recovery, with sentiment remaining cautious across the broader crypto market.  * Institutional Concerns:

🌟🌟🌟I have followed Cathie Wood's style by buying undervalued stocks.  One of my best decisions was to buy $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ .  IREN is currently up 344% year todate .  This is because IREN has transformed from a pure Bitcoin miner into a diversified AI and high performance computing infrastructure company.  This is in addition to Bitcoin mining. IREN has also signed a landmark 5 year contract worth USD 9.7 billion with $Microsoft(MSFT)$ .  This is one of the largest AI infrastructure agreements of 2025. @Tiger_comments

For the last week of November 2025, a mix of delayed & up-to-date reports were released. It’s the latest glimpse into US economy before the Fed convenes the following week, on Dec 9 -10. Below is a recap of the reports. US Retail Sales (MoM). The September 2025 report showed sales increased by a disappointing 0.2%. It has fallen significantly short of market forecast of a 0.4% rise. And has fallen sharply from August 2025’s 0.6% growth. Total sales reached $733.3 billion,that’s a +4.3% YoY growth. Control Group sales, that exclude volatile categories and feed into GDP calculation, actually declined by -0.1%. This implies underlying consumer spending may be weaker than headline number suggests. Producer Price Index (PPI). For September 2025, US producers MoM inflation rose across the bo

Key points for the TigerLive：University Student's Options Income Funds Round-the-World TripTiny Capital + Massive Discipline = True WealthStay Positive: Maintaining a positive psychological mindset is the fundamental key to success.Embrace Failure: Accept that setbacks are a natural and valuable part of the process.One Strategy, Mastered Completely, Beats Ten Half-Known1. From Campus to Seven Figures: Key Highlights from FoxxyNick's Live Trading TalkHow options trading set off this uni student's round-the-world trip fund—and started him on the path to serious wealth.In the recent live on Tiger Trade, university student Nick

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Dow Jones(.DJI)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ Markets flipped the script like a holiday blockbuster sequel – after December's rocky debut dip, the second trading day ignited a rebound roar with S&P 500 climbing 0.2% to 6,829.37, Dow surging 0.4% to 47,474.46, and Nasdaq popping 0.4% amid Fed cut bets blazing at 87% odds. This shake-off from yesterday's gloom screams shifting sentiment, but with volatility lurking like uninvited guests and PCE/ADP data dropping bombs this week, is this the kickoff to a classic December dazzle or a setup for seasonal slumps? As QT's liquidity flood unleashes trillions and AI capex keeps the growth glow going, we're dis

Equities Rebound as Risk Signals Turn Green U.S. equities regained their footing on Tuesday as investors cautiously rotated back into riskier assets. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ rose 0.6%, outperforming the $S&P 500(.SPX)$ (+0.3%) and the Dow Jones (+0.4%), reversing the hesitant tone that marked the start of December. Index The session’s leadership came from the higher-beta corners of the market: tech, momentum, and risk-focused ETFs. Meanwhile, traditionally defensive segments such as value, dividends, and low volatility lagged, underscoring a renewed, though still fragile, risk appetite. The shift aligned with broader sentiment improvements following last week’s run-up and a temporary pause early this w

$MongoDB Inc.(MDB)$ $Credo Technology Group Holding Ltd(CRDO)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$  🔻 Down movers I’m noting that equities kicked off December with a clear risk off tone as crypto volatility transmitted straight into high beta growth. The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped 427 points to 47,289.33, down 0.90%, snapping a 5 day advance. The S&P 500 fell 0.53% to 6,812.63 and the Nasdaq Composite slipped 0.38% to 23,275.92 as a 6% slide in $BTC below 86,000 triggered correlated selling in tech and other growth proxies. I’m tracking the Russell 2000 as the weak link, down 1.25% to 2,469.13, which reflects thin liquidity pockets and dispersion in leadership.

$Adobe(ADBE)$  TOO UNDERVALUED..BUY CHEAP

$BABX 20251219 30.0 PUT$  $Alibaba(BABA)$  possibly benefit from Christmas shopping 

Replying to @koolgal:Congrats to everyone out there who has been making good fortune this year. Christmas is around the corner n yes of course Santa Rally is indeed happening haha hoho 😁//@koolgal:🌟🌟🌟December may tease us with a Santa Rally but my sleigh is powered by discipline.  Dollar cost averaging isn't glamorous.  It is like  taking my  daily dose of vitamins.  I may not notice the difference daily but overtime the magic of compounding happens. So I will keep adding to $STI ETF(ES3.SI)$ $SPDR Portfolio S&P 500 ETF(SPYM)$ and yes,

Overview Global markets saw a mixed performance as investors positioned ahead of next week’s Federal Reserve meeting. Strong U.S. labour data renewed confidence that rate cuts may arrive soon, lifting Wall Street to fresh gains. However, European and Asian markets remained cautious amid economic uncertainty and policy anticipation. United States: Jobs Data Ignites Rally U.S. equities closed higher after ADP employment data reinforced expectations of an imminent interest rate cut. The Dow Jones $DJIA(.DJI)$  surged 408 points (+0.9%) to 47,882.90, while the S&P 500 $S&P 500(.SPX)$  rose 0.3% and Nasdaq

🚨🚨🚨Here are the top financial headlines today, focusing on both cryptocurrency and broader market news: 💰 Financial & Crypto Headlines 📉 Crypto Market Volatility and Rebound  * Bitcoin (BTC) Price Swings: Bitcoin has recently experienced significant volatility, plunging below the $86,000 level and even dipping toward $84,000 amid a broader market sell-off and "leverage flush-out" where leveraged positions are liquidated. However, there has been a recent rebound, with the price touching a high around $93,000 today, showing renewed momentum.  * Altcoin Performance: Major altcoins like Ethereum (ETH), XRP, and Solana (SOL) have also seen sharp declines followed by a mild recovery, with sentiment remaining cautious across the broader crypto market.  * Institutional Concerns:

The calendar flipped to December, and the market seemed determined to remind me that nothing is predictable. The second trading day of the month saw the major U.S. indices open higher, and for a brief moment, I felt that familiar mix of curiosity and caution. Will December follow its usual script—start low and finish strong? Or will this year break the pattern and keep everyone guessing? S&P 500 (.SPX) NASDAQ (.IXIC) I’ve been thinking a lot about my own approach this month, and I realize that I have a few goals that go beyond chasing gains. First, I want to spend less time glued to stock prices. Watching every tick can be hypnotic, and even though I don’t obsess for hours, I’ve noticed it can be counterproductive. Adjusting trades every time a share wiggles isn’t just exhausting, it c

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ ⚡🛡️ SPY Compression: Dark Pool Level Decides The Breakout 🛡️⚡ I’m watching $SPY coil inside a textbook pattern trading structure. Buyers continue to defend rising support and price is respecting every diagonal touch. $SPY clearing $681.25 was the key midline trigger and we tagged $682.30 which confirmed bullish intent. Now price is rotating right at the $681.84 Dark Pool level which is exactly where positioning forces a decision. 0DTE flow has flipped. Puts on $SPY now lead calls by around $700k intraday which shifts dealer hedging behaviour. Instead of supporting continuation, it increases

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$   🚀 December Starts in the Red… But Is a Monster Rally Quietly Loading? 🎅📈 The first trading day of December opened lower — again. And at first glance, it might look like the market is losing steam heading into year-end. But if you peel back the surface, the story gets far more interesting… and far more bullish than most traders realise. Because what’s happening right now isn’t weakness. It might actually be the calm before one of the most powerful seasonal rallies in the market. Let’s break it down. --- 🔥 1. December’s Weak Start Isn’t New — It’s a Pattern (And a Profitable One) This year, July, August, and September all opened red on Day 1. And guess what? All three months ended with solid upside. This tells us somethi

The market's rebound on the second trading day of December definitely lifted the mood. After yesterday's dip, seeing all three major U.S. indices open higher tells me that sentiment is still resilient. To me, this kind of quick recovery reflects a market that wants to stay bullish, especially with rate-cut expectations and year-end positioning in play. $S&P 500(.SPX)$   $DJIA(.DJI)$   $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$   As for whether December will once again "start low and finish strong," I do think the setup is there. Historically, seasonality favors the bulls, and th

On December 1, 2025, BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda sent the strongest signal to date in a public speech: the central bank will "weigh the pros and cons of rate hike" at its monetary policy meeting on December 18-19, suggesting that it is likely to raise interest rates.Investors reacted quickly-pricing in rate hike expectations surged. According to market data, the Japanese 2-year Treasury Bond yield climbed rapidly to more than 1%, and the 10-year JGB yield rose to about 1.87%, a new high level since 2008. Meanwhile, the yen strengthened against the dollar-market demand for the yen rose as investors expected Japan to return to higher interest rates.With the expectation of rate hike landing, the Japanese Treasury Bond market quickly suffered a sell-off. Short-term, medium-and long-term Treasury B

Market sentiment has turned more constructive. The initial weakness at the start of December appears to be driven more by position‐clearing and profit‐taking than by a change in fundamentals. With bond yields stabilising, liquidity expectations improving and earnings guidance still broadly supportive, investors seem willing to re-engage with risk assets. The rebound across all three major indices reflects this shift. Whether December finishes strong depends on two factors: flows and macro. Historically, December benefits from fund rebalancing and year-end window dressing. Provided no major macro shock emerges, the pattern of a soft start followed by a firmer finish can repeat. The key risk remains any unexpected tightening in financial conditions, though the current backdrop looks favourab

$MSFT 20260618 480.0 PUT$  📉 ADP Jobs Decline – Why “Bad News = Good News” Might Be the Biggest Trap Right Now Everyone is cheering today’s ADP print like it’s bullish — “jobs fell = Fed will cut = stocks go up.” But honestly… this is the exact kind of surface-level optimism that blindsides retail right before the rug gets pulled. Here’s the bigger picture most are ignoring: 1️⃣ A decline of 32,000 private payrolls isn’t “good” — it’s a signal. Hiring is slowing, wage growth is cooling, and multiple sectors are showing fatigue. If the labour market weakens too fast, it doesn’t trigger a gentle Fed pivot… it triggers recession hedging. 2️⃣ Rate cuts that come because of weakness have never been bullish initially. Every maj

The December rally has a reasonable chance of continuing, thanks to historical seasonality patterns often called the “Santa Claus Rally,” lighter trading volumes, and year-end optimism that can boost equities. Technical setups and investor sentiment could further support gains if macroeconomic conditions remain stable. However, the rally is far from guaranteed — unexpected inflation data, central bank decisions, or a slowdown in consumer spending could quickly reverse gains. While history and seasonal trends provide some tailwinds, it’s best to view any December rally with cautious optimism, seeing it as a potential opportunity rather than a certainty.

Market sentiment The tone has improved meaningfully compared to yesterday’s risk-off session. The early rebound across all three major U.S. indices suggests that markets are treating the recent dip as a routine shakeout rather than the start of a deeper correction. Positioning remains cautious but not pessimistic, and volatility is stabilising. Investors appear willing to rotate rather than de-risk. December seasonality Historically, December tends to favour a “soft start, strong finish” profile. The early pullback this month fits that pattern. Several factors support the odds of a constructive December: • Rate-cut expectations remain intact. • Liquidity conditions are steady as the Fed winds down QT. • Fund managers often window-dress into year-end, supporting index-heavy names. A smooth