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$Alphabet(GOOG)$   📌 The Setup: You’re bullish on Alphabet (GOOGL), trading at $182.30. Instead of buying 100 shares (costing $18,230), you choose a long-term call option: • Strike Price: $100 • Expiry: June 2026 (~1 years from now) • Premium: $88 per share → $8,800 per contract (100 shares) Now, fast forward 12 months: What if GOOGL surges to $300? Or crashes to $50? Let’s explore both outcomes. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @TigerBrokers$Alphabet(GOOGL)$  

📉 1. Warren Buffett – “Be Greedy When Others Are Fearful” • Example: In 2008–09 financial crisis, while the market panicked, Buffett bought Goldman Sachs, GE, and BNSF Railway. • Quote: “Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.” • Buffett doesn’t flinch during corrections. He adds only if fundamentals remain strong. ⸻ 🧠 2. Charlie Munger – “The Big Money Is Not in the Buying or Selling…” • Quote: “The big money is in the waiting.” • Example: Held Coca-Cola for decades, even during flat or falling periods. • Munger believed in letting the compounding engine work over time — not re

@Tiger_comments @TigerBrokers @TigerStars$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  🚀 How to Achieve 20% Returns Using Leverage in Long-Term Index Fund Investing ✅ Backed by real math | 📊 Risk-aware strategy | 📣 Share to help others learn 💼 Step 1: Understand Your Baseline Let’s assume: You have $10,000 capital You invest it in a broad-market index fund (like S&P 500 or Nasdaq ETF) Expected annual return: 12% Your goal: 20% annual return to double your money every ~3.8 years 📉 Without leverage, your portfolio compounds as: Year 1: $11,200 Year 4: $15,735 Year 10: ~$31,060 ✅ Goo

🧭 Daily Routine Investing Framework “We invest in what powers our day." 🕕 From 6 AM to 10 PM — What Happens in a Day? Each part of the day reveals hidden investment opportunities based on time spent, necessity, and repeat usage. ⸻ 🌅 Morning Essentials Key Needs: Hydration, hygiene, energy • Water & Utilities: Clean water, shower, electricity (→ Utilities sector) • Toiletries & FMCG: Toothpaste, soap, shampoo (→ Consumer Staples: Unilever, P&G, Colgate) • Coffee/Tea: Nescafé, Starbucks, local brands (→ Food & Beverage) ⸻ 🚦 Commute & Mobility Key Needs: Transportation, navigation, fuel, time efficiency • Public Transport: Metro, bus (→ Infrastructure & government projects) • Ride-hailing: Uber, Grab, Didi (→ Tech / Mobility) • Cars & Fuel: Toyota, Shell, EVs like

📌 Alphabet Underperforms  • Leaders: Microsoft (+11–12 %) and Meta (+19–21 %) are the strongest YTD performers among the group. • Moderate Gainers: Nvidia sits in the mid‑single‑digit gain range thanks to AI momentum. • Lagging/Decliners: Apple and Tesla are at the bottom, down ~20% and ~27%, respectively—dragging on the collective performance. • Middle Ground: Alphabet is still slightly negative  @TigerBrokers  #Jagannathan Janakiraman

📉 Don’t Let Daily Gainers Distract You In today’s markets, you’ll always find 5 to 10 stocks gaining 15% or even 20% in a single day. It happens in every calendar year. And naturally, many investors get emotionally triggered by it: “Why is that stock flying while mine isn’t moving?” “Am I missing something?” “Should I switch?” But here’s the truth: The real question isn’t what a stock does today — it’s what it does after. • What happens a week later? • A month later? • A year later? • Five years from now? That’s the story no one talks about. ⸻ 🧠 The Real Game Is Long-Term There will always be winners. There will always be outperformers. And yes — there will always be someone doing better than you. That’s just how markets (and life) work. But if you get too motivated by someone else’s gain,

The Problem with Underestimating Classic Investments People often overlook or underestimate classic investments—things like gold, ETFs, mutual funds, and quality equities. Why? Because they seem… boring. Too slow. Unexciting compared to a quick double in speculative stocks. But this is where most investors get it wrong. As humans, we naturally seek safety. Many are more comfortable earning 2–3% in fixed deposits, thinking it’s “better than losing money.” At the same time, when they hear equities or index funds may return 10–12% a year, they shrug. “What’s the big deal?” But here’s the irony: The same person might chase a penny stock that doubles in a day… Only to reinvest the gains and lose it all the next time. That cycle repeats—and in the long run, it’s a net loss, not wealth creation.

The Buffet of Opportunities: Why You Can’t Eat It All One of the key lessons I’ve learned over time is this: During market downturns, opportunities multiply—but your capital doesn’t. For example, in a recent market dip, we saw several high-quality companies trading at deeply attractive valuations. April alone gave us what looked like a buffet of blue-chip bargains. But here’s the challenge that every investor—retail or institutional—must face: capital constraints. When you see multiple great opportunities at once, the natural instinct is to want to buy everything. But that’s exactly where most mistakes happen. ⸻ The Capital Allocation Trap Just like a buffet, the market may serve 20 amazing dishes. But if you try to sample all of them, you end up bloated, exhausted, and likely regretting t

Almost There! $22,000 Short of $100,000 Profit! It's been a wild ride, but I'm incredibly close to hitting a huge milestone: $100,000 in profit! Right now, I'm sitting at $78,000, meaning I'm just $22,000 short of that amazing six-figure mark. Considering how volatile April was, I'm feeling really good about this. I survived the April crash, adapted, and kept pushing forward. It wasn't easy, but staying disciplined and focused paid off. This journey has been a massive learning experience, and I'm more motivated than ever to close this gap. Onwards and upwards! $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  $Microsoft(MSFT)$  $Amazon.com(AMZN)$  <

🧭 Daily Routine Investing Framework “We invest in what powers our day." 🕕 From 6 AM to 10 PM — What Happens in a Day? Each part of the day reveals hidden investment opportunities based on time spent, necessity, and repeat usage. ⸻ 🌅 Morning Essentials Key Needs: Hydration, hygiene, energy • Water & Utilities: Clean water, shower, electricity (→ Utilities sector) • Toiletries & FMCG: Toothpaste, soap, shampoo (→ Consumer Staples: Unilever, P&G, Colgate) • Coffee/Tea: Nescafé, Starbucks, local brands (→ Food & Beverage) ⸻ 🚦 Commute & Mobility Key Needs: Transportation, navigation, fuel, time efficiency • Public Transport: Metro, bus (→ Infrastructure & government projects) • Ride-hailing: Uber, Grab, Didi (→ Tech / Mobility) • Cars & Fuel: Toyota, Shell, EVs like

The Buffet of Opportunities: Why You Can’t Eat It All One of the key lessons I’ve learned over time is this: During market downturns, opportunities multiply—but your capital doesn’t. For example, in a recent market dip, we saw several high-quality companies trading at deeply attractive valuations. April alone gave us what looked like a buffet of blue-chip bargains. But here’s the challenge that every investor—retail or institutional—must face: capital constraints. When you see multiple great opportunities at once, the natural instinct is to want to buy everything. But that’s exactly where most mistakes happen. ⸻ The Capital Allocation Trap Just like a buffet, the market may serve 20 amazing dishes. But if you try to sample all of them, you end up bloated, exhausted, and likely regretting t

@Tiger_comments @TigerBrokers @TigerStars$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  🚀 How to Achieve 20% Returns Using Leverage in Long-Term Index Fund Investing ✅ Backed by real math | 📊 Risk-aware strategy | 📣 Share to help others learn 💼 Step 1: Understand Your Baseline Let’s assume: You have $10,000 capital You invest it in a broad-market index fund (like S&P 500 or Nasdaq ETF) Expected annual return: 12% Your goal: 20% annual return to double your money every ~3.8 years 📉 Without leverage, your portfolio compounds as: Year 1: $11,200 Year 4: $15,735 Year 10: ~$31,060 ✅ Goo

📉 1. Warren Buffett – “Be Greedy When Others Are Fearful” • Example: In 2008–09 financial crisis, while the market panicked, Buffett bought Goldman Sachs, GE, and BNSF Railway. • Quote: “Opportunities come infrequently. When it rains gold, put out the bucket, not the thimble.” • Buffett doesn’t flinch during corrections. He adds only if fundamentals remain strong. ⸻ 🧠 2. Charlie Munger – “The Big Money Is Not in the Buying or Selling…” • Quote: “The big money is in the waiting.” • Example: Held Coca-Cola for decades, even during flat or falling periods. • Munger believed in letting the compounding engine work over time — not re

$Alphabet(GOOG)$   📌 The Setup: You’re bullish on Alphabet (GOOGL), trading at $182.30. Instead of buying 100 shares (costing $18,230), you choose a long-term call option: • Strike Price: $100 • Expiry: June 2026 (~1 years from now) • Premium: $88 per share → $8,800 per contract (100 shares) Now, fast forward 12 months: What if GOOGL surges to $300? Or crashes to $50? Let’s explore both outcomes. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_comments @TigerBrokers$Alphabet(GOOGL)$  

The Problem with Underestimating Classic Investments People often overlook or underestimate classic investments—things like gold, ETFs, mutual funds, and quality equities. Why? Because they seem… boring. Too slow. Unexciting compared to a quick double in speculative stocks. But this is where most investors get it wrong. As humans, we naturally seek safety. Many are more comfortable earning 2–3% in fixed deposits, thinking it’s “better than losing money.” At the same time, when they hear equities or index funds may return 10–12% a year, they shrug. “What’s the big deal?” But here’s the irony: The same person might chase a penny stock that doubles in a day… Only to reinvest the gains and lose it all the next time. That cycle repeats—and in the long run, it’s a net loss, not wealth creation.

📉 Don’t Let Daily Gainers Distract You In today’s markets, you’ll always find 5 to 10 stocks gaining 15% or even 20% in a single day. It happens in every calendar year. And naturally, many investors get emotionally triggered by it: “Why is that stock flying while mine isn’t moving?” “Am I missing something?” “Should I switch?” But here’s the truth: The real question isn’t what a stock does today — it’s what it does after. • What happens a week later? • A month later? • A year later? • Five years from now? That’s the story no one talks about. ⸻ 🧠 The Real Game Is Long-Term There will always be winners. There will always be outperformers. And yes — there will always be someone doing better than you. That’s just how markets (and life) work. But if you get too motivated by someone else’s gain,

📌 Alphabet Underperforms  • Leaders: Microsoft (+11–12 %) and Meta (+19–21 %) are the strongest YTD performers among the group. • Moderate Gainers: Nvidia sits in the mid‑single‑digit gain range thanks to AI momentum. • Lagging/Decliners: Apple and Tesla are at the bottom, down ~20% and ~27%, respectively—dragging on the collective performance. • Middle Ground: Alphabet is still slightly negative  @TigerBrokers  #Jagannathan Janakiraman

Almost There! $22,000 Short of $100,000 Profit! It's been a wild ride, but I'm incredibly close to hitting a huge milestone: $100,000 in profit! Right now, I'm sitting at $78,000, meaning I'm just $22,000 short of that amazing six-figure mark. Considering how volatile April was, I'm feeling really good about this. I survived the April crash, adapted, and kept pushing forward. It wasn't easy, but staying disciplined and focused paid off. This journey has been a massive learning experience, and I'm more motivated than ever to close this gap. Onwards and upwards! $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$  $Microsoft(MSFT)$  $Amazon.com(AMZN)$  <