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$Copper - main 2509(HGmain)$ Fever: Tariff Fears Stoke Fresh Record Highs—and Best YTD Rallies in YearsCopper is having its moment. Global three-month futures on the London Metal Exchange punched above US$11,000/tonne this week—levels never seen before—as investors price in two simultaneous shocks:a second wave of U.S. tariffs on Chinese metal goods that could further squeeze refined supply, andaccelerating grid and EV demand that shows no sign of cooling.The knock-on effect for copper-linked equities has been violent to the upside. From Vancouver to Shenzhen, miners, ETFs and even downstream fabricators are printing their best year-to-date gains since 2006.1.UNITED STATES: Juniors Lead, but Freeport Still the Liquidity KingData as of July 10t

$Bitcoin(BTC.USD.CC)$ price hit US$122K this week, bitcoin-related stocks soared up to 65%*( as of July 16th 2025). As of July 16th As of July 16th1. UNITED STATES – Mining & Monetization(YTD 2025 data as of July 17th) $IREN Ltd(IREN)$ +83.81% to $18.5. The Nevada-based miner reported record Q2 hash-rate deployment and guided to a 25 EH/s run-rate by December, convincing the Street that margin expansion can outrun the halving.$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ +65.42% to $410.75. Not only did spot volumes triple week-over-week, but options desks note aggressive call buying in the US$300–US$350 strike range expiring next month.

I am looking for the recycling, ore processing and minerals finding processes to be more AI based. If $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ can indeed be a league on its own, tech companies would do better to do a deal sooner or later. This action would also pleased Donald Trump, as it helps boost his ego… [Evil][Chuckle]. It is wise to remember that the CEO is an accidental miner. He is a finance expert. Doing deals and raising funds are his fortes… with $MP Materials Corp.(MP)$ surviving well in the initial phase, his experience and expertise would prove important to take the company to the next stage. It is his playground after all… @TigerStars Don’t you think so?

The stark contrast between DBS and HSBC's retirement figures is thought-provoking. While DBS suggests S$550,000 is enough for basic retirement, HSBC’s S$1.87 million reflects rising costs, lifestyle goals, and healthcare uncertainties. Personally, I feel S$550,000 might cover the bare minimum, but it leaves little room for emergencies or a comfortable lifestyle in expensive Singapore. Even S$1,600 a month seems tight for long-term peace of mind. I see myself as middle class, aiming for a balance between modest living and some lifestyle flexibility. I want to afford quality healthcare, travel occasionally, and not stress over daily expenses. My target is likely closer to S$1 million or more, depending on inflation and how long retirement lasts. Both numbers serve different purposes. It is

Trump’s latest threat to fire Fed Chair Powell feels more like a pressure tactic than a real plan. While it triggered a sharp market drop, most investors know he cannot actually remove Powell. The Fed's independence is a cornerstone of market stability, and the swift pushback from major bank CEOs like Jamie Dimon and David Solomon reinforces that. Still, these outbursts often create short-term volatility & sometimes buying opportunities. The market's quick rebound suggests that optimism remains, especially with potential rate cuts ahead. If Trump keeps pushing for July cut and the Fed holds off until September, we could see  sharp swings. In the bigger picture, the real concern is whether future Fed chairs can stay independent under such pressure. Trump has a pattern of publicly

Trump's latest comments about firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell once again threw the markets into chaos. The sharp, sudden V-shaped dip and rebound all within 20 minutes shows how reactive markets remain to political drama. While technically the president does not have the power to directly fire the Fed Chair, even the idea of it was enough to send investors into panic mode temporarily. This speaks volumes about the fragile balance between politics and monetary policy. Fortunately, the storm calmed quickly. After the“TACO moment,”when Trump clarified there were“no plans”to replace Powell, markets reversed losses and stabilized. But the fact remains—this kind of volatility is becoming increasingly common as Trump inserts himself into central bank policy decisions. It is a dangerous game. The i

I am excited to see the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly pass a procedural vote on cryptocurrency regulation by a margin of 215 to 211. This vote establishes the rules for the formal vote on three key bills—the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the Anti-CBDC Act. It marks a significant step forward in shaping the future of cryptocurrency in the United States. I understand that this procedural vote does not directly determine the fate of these bills themselves. However, it signifies that these legislative proposals have officially entered their final review stage, with a full vote expected later this week. This development keeps me hopeful about the potential clarity and structure it could bring to the crypto industry. I am particularly intrigued by how the passage of these three major

I am thrilled to learn that Tesla $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $Direxion Daily TSLA Bull 1.5X Shares(TSLL)$  $GraniteShares 2x Long TSLA Daily ETF(TSLR)$   officially announced that the Model Y L will be launched this fall. This model is a large six-seater luxury all-electric SUV, and according to insiders, it will primarily be sold in the Chinese market. It feels like an exciting move for Tesla to target such a significant market with a new offering. I recognize that the Model Y series is one of Tesla's best-selling and most iconic product lines. The launch of this new model could potenti

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. ( $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ ) has set the semiconductor world ablaze with a Q2 2025 earnings beat, reporting a 61% profit surge to $8.9 billion and revenue of $20.8 billion, up 39% year-over-year, on July 16, 2025. The company’s bullish Q3 guidance of $31.8-$33 billion, a massive leap from Q3 2024’s $23.5 billion, underscores the unrelenting demand for AI chips. TSMC’s stock soared 4% in overnight trading to $185.50, hitting a 52-week high and leading a chip sector rebound. In contrast, ASML’s strong Q2 results were overshadowed by a cautious 2026 outlook, triggering a 10% stock drop to $860. Can TSMC’s momentum drive the chip sector higher, or will ASML’s warning signal headwinds? This report