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4 AI Stocks Near a Potential Reversal: $ARM, $MRVL, $ORCL & $NOW 🚀
10 days ago, I called out $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ bottom for 2000% play. Here's 4 super AI stocks about to reverse too: The 1st is $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ Its down 46% from its all time highs $452. Without $ARM CPUs, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ AI system can't even function. It's CPU architecture behind every AI data center's host processors and power efficiency. Look at this chart. I'd buy LEAPS for sure Jan 2028 $500 for $40. If this is too expensive try this one here: For $ARM, you can get Mar 2027 $400 calls for a swing. There 3 other super stocks super cheap are: $Marvell Technology(MRVL)$ -28% from ATH ($330 → $237) Custom AI silicon a
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$AMZN: Bearish Target Hit, 258.9 Is Monday’s Key Level
On August 3, I flagged a bearish reversal in $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ based on the price action. The 256 support level has now been reached, confirming the target. With Amazon becoming increasingly oversold, trailing stops are key for short positions from here. 📌 Monday’s game plan: Above 258.9: bullish bias → watch 260, then 263 Below 258.9: expect choppy action around 256 and 254.9 The key is how price reacts around 258.9. A clean reclaim would favor a short-term bounce, while failure to recover it keeps the downside structure intact. Amazon closed at $258.63 on Aug. 21, putting it almost directly at this key pivot.
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$SPX Bounce Faces W2 Resistance
👋 Good morning, tigers! The $S&P 500(.SPX)$ bounce is here, but I’m still not seeing the bullish SMT needed to support a sustained reversal. For now, I’m treating last week’s ABC decline as a bearish Wave 1 (W1). That makes the current rebound potentially a Wave 2 correction, rather than the start of a new uptrend. 🎯 Key level: 7,714–7,776 This Daily FVG is the zone I’m watching closely for W2 resistance. If $SPX pushes into this range and gets rejected, the next move I’m looking for is W3 lower. ⚠️ The bigger confirmation level is 7,566. A decisive break below 7,566 would strengthen the larger bearish thesis and suggest that a 10–15% correction is underway. The setup is simple: Bounce → test 7,714–7,776 → rejection → W3 lower. Until bullish S
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ASX Weekly: CSL & Gold Miners Shield XJO Above 9,000,RBA Minutes, CPI & ~70 Earnings in Focus
The $S&P/ASX 200(XJO.AU)$ declined 0.62% to 9,058.9, as a massive rally in $CSL LIMITED(CSL.AU)$ and miners offset a brutal selloff in banks, retail, and fintech. Industry leaders: Electronic Manufacturing Services (+38.76%), Pharmaceutical Companies (+20.63%), Biotechnology (+19.86%), Consumer Electronics (+18.56%), and Oil & Gas Equipment & Services (+14.29%). 10 Popular Stocks Last Week $CSL LIMITED(CSL.AU)$ +23.3% — The biotech heavyweight skyrocketed on blowout earnings and plasma-collection volume recovery. $NEWMONT CORP-CDI(NEM.AU)$ +11.42% — The gold miner surged as gold prices rallied on safe
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08-23 23:59
I’m watching the STI closely after last week’s 0.95% decline. Gold-related strength stood out & I remain bullish on gold as safe-haven demand continues to support precious metals. The index holding above 5,650 is also encouraging and suggests that downside momentum has not fully taken control. For the week ahead, Singapore CPI and the final Q2 GDP figure are the key data points I’ll be watching. On the stock side, GLD Singapore (GSD) remains my main focus, while SIA (C6L) is also worth watching as its S$0.29 final and special dividend is paid out. I’m particularly interested in whether gold momentum can continue to outperform while broader equities remain volatile. Overall, I’m staying cautiously optimistic and will continue looking for selective opportunities rather than chasing the
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08-23 23:38
SGX Weekly: Safe-Haven Flows Support STI Above 5,650; Dividend Week & Macro Data Ahead
The $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ weekly declined 0.95% and closed at 5,688.96 (as of August 21st, 2026), as strength in gold proxies, Thai transport, and Chinese tech SDRs partially offset broader market weakness. The index held above the 5,650 level amid safe-haven flows into precious metals. The week is light on earnings but active on corporate actions — three ex-dividend dates ( $Bumitama Agri(P8Z.SI)$ , $Haw Par(H02.SI)$ , $Genting Sing(G13.SI)$ ) and the $SIA(C6L.SI)$ dividend payout on Friday are the main stock-specific events. On the macro side, Singapore CPI
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08-23 21:45
📈 Beginner’s Guide to Selling Covered Calls: How I Navigate Good News and Bad News Tiger Brokers | Market Rebound: Rally or Pullback? Capture potential opportunities. Stay Flexible with Options
🐶 Introduction: Why I Like Covered Calls When I own 100 shares of a good company, one of the strategies I like to consider is selling a covered call. @Shernice軒嬣 2000 The reason is simple: owning 100 shares gives me the ability to sell one call option against those shares and collect an option premium. For a beginner, the important thing to understand is that I am not trying to predict every movement in the stock market. Markets can move because of earnings, interest rates, tariffs, Trump announcements, geopolitical events, economic data, analyst upgrades, product launches and unexpected bad news. There will always be something that moves the market. Instead of simply holding my shares and watching the price move up and down, I c
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08-22 11:33
Is the Ozempic Effect Real, or Is Walmart Just Looking for Cover?
Walmart shares took a beating this week after the retail giant posted its slowest U.S. comparable sales growth in six years. Investors weren’t thrilled with the 2.6% comps (ex-fuel) that missed expectations, even though the company beat on revenue and earnings and nudged full-year guidance higher. Management pointed to a couple of culprits: high gas prices tied to the ongoing Iran conflict squeezing lower-income shoppers into trade-offs, and the lingering impact of GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy on how much food people actually buy. The Iran-war-and-fuel story is pretty straightforward. When gas sits above $4 a gallon for months, people notice. Walmart’s CFO basically said you can almost watch the shift in real time once prices cross that psychological line, baskets get tighter. That’
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08-22 14:00
The Golden Handcuffs Aren’t Your Job—It’s Your Mortgage
Unpopular opinion: Paying off your mortgage early isn't always "sub-optimal math"—it’s buying your absolute career freedom. Use your CPF and savings to wipe out the debt. Remove the golden handcuffs. Then start stacking stocks with a clear, unburdened mind. Treat Your Internship as an Extended Interview Approach your internship with the utmost seriousness. Performance is your strongest asset; treating it as a trial period significantly increases your conversion rate to a full-time offer. Steer Clear of Chronically Low-Paying Employers Be wary of companies that culturally or traditionally underpay entry-level talent. Starting your career on a low baseline—combined with meager annual increments—compounds negatively over time, depressing your earning potential for years to come. Strategi
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08-22 14:36
Why $AAOI is Ramping Up Cash Now: Orders Outpacing Capacity
$Applied Optoelectronics(AAOI)$
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08-22 16:19
Meta Fell On A $1.4 Trillion Trial. I Sold More Puts Into It
Mathematical Money | August 23, 2026 Meta has had a rough fortnight. A federal trial got underway in California over claims tied to Facebook and Instagram, with damages talked about in the region of $1.4 trillion. Add the Q2 spending profile — the AI capex number spooked plenty of people — and the stock did what stocks do when the headline has "trillion" and "trial" in the same sentence. It fell to $568.97 on the 17th, then $546.01 by Thursday, and closed Friday at $549.90. That's about 30% off its 52-week high. If you're holding Meta, that's not a fun chart to open. I get it. I bought more. What I actually did I'd been running a put ratio on Meta. Long 4 puts at $560, short 8 at $550. The long puts are protection — they cover me between the strikes if it drops. Then it dropped, and those
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08-22 16:25
Friday Was Quiet. Next Week? A Perfect Storm...
Markets caught their breath on low volume – $S&P 500(.SPX)$ +0.4%, but still down -1.4% for the week, snapping a 3‑week win streak. The $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ gave back -2.1%. But don't let the calm fool you. Next week is absolutely stacked: Treasury $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ earnings – Wednesday after the close. Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s first Jackson Hole speech – Friday. GDP, PCE inflation, consumer sentiment, and a slew of tech earnings ( $Salesforce.com(CRM)$ , CrowdStrike, Marvell). This is the week that could set the tone for September. Nvidia: From $6.7B to $92B – But Can It Still Move the Needle? Nvidia Four years ago (pre‑Chat
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08-22 20:07
Gold at $4,500/oz: Dissecting Fiscal Dominance, Structural Deficits, and Portfolio Positioning
$Gold - main 2612(GCmain)$ Gold surpassing $4,500 per ounce marks a historic watershed in global capital markets. Far from a simple speculative rally or temporary flight to safety, this surge reflects a structural repricing driven by the intersection of unprecedented U.S. sovereign debt—now exceeding $40 trillion—and persistent structural fiscal deficits running between 6% and 8% of GDP. In this article, we would be sharing what our analysis that reveals that while structural deficits created the combustible background of supply inflation and mounting debt service pressures, gold at $4,500 signifies that the market is actively transitioning toward pricing full Fiscal Dominance—a macroeconomic regime where central bank monetary policy is subord
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08-22 22:17
🚨 CRYPTO JUST DID THE IMPOSSIBLE — AND ALMOST NO ONE NOTICED
For 110 straight days (May 1 → August 19) the entire crypto market was frozen solid. No real moves. No life. Just sideways death. Then everything flipped on the exact same day as President Trump’s Crypto Summit. 8:30 AM August 19 — crypto starts ripping higher with zero major headlines. By 7:00 AM ET August 20 we just lived through the 7th largest crypto liquidation event in history. 36 hours later: +$500 BILLION added to crypto market cap from the lows. Rally accelerating Friday night on thin volume. Then at 12:30 AM ET today: –$110 BILLION wiped out in 20 minutes. Still zero market-moving crypto headlines for days. Meanwhile Robinhood, Coinbase, Strategy, Bitmine, IBIT, ETHU all exploded higher.
TOP@InverseCramer dip with soya sauce. [Happy] [Miser]
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08-22 23:35
Micron (MU) Rated Strong Buy By BofA : $1,100 Price Target 🎯 In 3 - 6 Months
$Micron Technology(MU)$
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08-23 12:09
Why Nvidia’s Next Earnings Report Must Validate the Financing Behind the AI Boom
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$’s August 26 report will test more than quarterly chip demand. The company now sits at the centre of a capital network involving cloud providers, private AI laboratories, data-centre developers, utilities and banks. Investors need evidence that end demand remains strong enough to justify both Nvidia’s valuation and the increasingly complex financing supporting AI infrastructure. Nvidia’s first fiscal quarter ended April 26 and was reported May 20. Revenue increased 85% year over year to $81.6 billion, while Data Center revenue rose 92% to $75.2 billion. Non-GAAP gross margin reached 75.0%. Management guided for second-quarter revenue of approximately $91 billion, plus or minus 2%, while excluding any Data Center compute revenue from
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08-23 12:13
Why BJ’s Wholesale Club Is Turning Expensive Fuel Into a Membership Advantage
$BJ's Wholesale Club Holdings Inc.(BJ)$ delivered a strong second quarter because two forms of value reinforced one another: members saved money on groceries and increasingly expensive fuel. The result was faster traffic, record membership and higher profit guidance, although the unusually strong fuel contribution makes the quality of future comparisons important. BJ’s reported on August 21 for the 13 weeks ended August 1. Total revenue increased approximately 16% to $6.23 billion, net income rose 15.4% to $173.9 million and adjusted earnings advanced 19% to $1.36 per share. Comparable-club sales including fuel increased 11.9%, while the more useful measure excluding gasoline rose 3.1%. BJ’s official second-quarter release provides the results and r
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08-23 12:17
Why Marvell’s Google Deal Creates Enormous Revenue Potential and Customer Dependence
$Marvell Technology(MRVL)$’s expanded Google partnership could eventually produce as much as $120 billion of revenue through fiscal 2033. It also gives Google the right to become one of Marvell’s largest shareholders. The agreement validates Marvell’s custom-silicon capabilities, but its milestone structure means the headline value is an opportunity rather than a guaranteed order book. The commercial agreement was signed July 29, and Marvell issued the related warrant on August 18 before disclosing it in an SEC filing signed August 19. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ may purchase as many as 58.97 million Marvell shares at $206.58 each, an exercise value of approximately $12.2 billion. Vesting depends mostly on time and
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08-23 12:42
Why Boston Beer’s CFO Exit Matters More While Volumes Are Falling
$Boston Beer(SAM)$’s finance-chief transition would be manageable during a period of stable growth. It carries greater significance while shipments, depletions and revenue are declining and the company is trying to restore demand without sacrificing its improving gross margin. Boston Beer announced on August 21 that CFO Diego Reynoso will leave on September 14 for another opportunity. Chief Accounting Officer Matt Murphy becomes interim CFO and treasurer on September 15 while the company conducts a formal search. Murphy joined Boston Beer in 2006 and previously served as interim CFO in 2023, providing useful continuity. Boston Beer’s official announcement provides the transition details. The change follows a difficult second quarter reported July 2
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08-23 12:48
Why Salesforce Must Show That AI Agents Expand Revenue Rather Than Replace Seats
$Salesforce.com(CRM)$ reports on August 26 with an increasingly important strategic question: will autonomous software agents generate incremental consumption, or will they allow customers to accomplish the same work with fewer paid employee licences? The answer will affect both growth and the appropriate valuation for the broader application-software sector. Salesforce’s first fiscal quarter ended April 30 and was reported May 27. Revenue increased 13% to $11.1 billion, including approximately $444 million from Informatica. Current remaining performance obligations rose 14% to $33.6 billion. Non-GAAP operating margin reached 34.8%, while free cash flow increased 4% to $6.6 billion. Salesforce’s official first-quarter results provide the figures an