To The Moon

$AMZN 20240628 190.0 CALL$  Now at $189!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Made a quick move with my Amazon call, didn’t want to hold it, not at all. Closed it off before the weekend spree, bagged twenty bucks, a shopping spree! Profit’s small but that’s how you play, stack those gains for a rainy day. Money’s like Amazon Prime, you see, fast and free, it all adds up for me! I'll pick it up again on Monday, Funday! 🚀 Exciting Amazon News for Traders! 🚀 Hey traders, ready to catch the next big wave with Amazon? Check out these upcoming events that could send your portfolios soaring! 1. 🌟 Amazon Prime Day 2024 🌟 - Dates: July 26-27 - Why It's Huge: Last year’s Prime Day saw a record-breaking 375 million items sold and over $2.5 billion in savin

$Alphabet(GOOG)$ is the stock that I hold longest with Tiger and one of the stocks that given the highest return. A constant buy-and-hold strategy using auto-invest function offered by Tiger $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ , allowing me to ride out volatility and benefit from the long-term growth trajectory of the stock. Happy 10th Anniversary, Tiger Brokers! $Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ Thank you for having you in my investment journey [Cool] @CSing join me and share us the stock that you have held longest [Grin] $Alphabet(GOOG)$

I had been buying $Sea Ltd(SE)$  since it dropping. I have faith and confidence in this company. The 3 business models for gaming, e-commerce and digital banking are making profit now. Therefore, I do not see why the stock price will not be going up. You must keep for long term and you can see the price shot to the moon. None of its competition is new. SEA is the dominant player in its markets, of course it won't grow as fast as someone just starting out and burning billions! SEA has challenges, certainly, will require patience no doubt, but as a long term perspective, I don't see how not to be long on SEA. I will keep buying. Great long opportunity. My target price is $80 by end of Aug 2024.

I opened $IWM VERTICAL 240802 CALL 200.0/CALL 210.0$  ,In the weekly chart, a series of bearish candlestick was formed. This week formed a bullish candlestick and happened to be at the resistance turn support level of $199 to $200 range. In the daily chart, a bullish candlestick was formed with a long lower tail, almost touching the 150 moving average. The above gives me a probably of price going up from here. Therefore, I have decided to enter this bull call spread. I may enter another bull put spread next week, to collect some premiums while waiting for the price to go up. 🙏🏽😌

I closed 1 lot(s) $AMD 20240621 150.0 PUT$  ,AMD has been trending within a bearish channel for the past two months, characterized by lower highs and lower lows. It has been hovering around the 20/40 EMAs while finding support on the 150 EMA in recent days. AMD has a high implied volatility, making selling options quite lucrative—provided one predicts the direction correctly. With this put option expiring worthless and the full premium collected, I will look for dips to enter again, ideally in the mid-150s.

I closed $MARA 20240621 17.5 PUT$  ,I sold more cash-secured puts on MARA before this current ones expired. MARA is currently at its lower support level, with the 150 EMA acting as the main bounce-off point. Not far below, the 200 EMA is lurking, and I expect the 200 EMA to provide support if the 150 EMA is breached. I anticipate the stock price to rise sharply next week; let's see if any catalysts align with my prediction.

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ holds a bearish 5-wave structure near the 90-100% extensions of the fractal 1st + 3rd waves at 5040-5080.It may not have enough juice to get there, but the 5-wave structure favors a pullback following.That pullback is expected to begin [W4] or a bullish 2nd wave to continue the melt up.Regardless, 5040-5080 should be seen as strong resistance and high risk for longs.ImageImage $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $E-mini S&P 500 - main 2409(ESmain)$ From today's open, we were expecting a downside move to take ES to 5530 🎯We expected the 5570 range to act as resistance to produce a lower low and price ended up declining 40 points to our tar

Here’s the challenge. The private markets are FULL of companies who were growing 50-100% at ~$100m of ARR. And the reality today is many of those are now growing <20% at $200-$300m ARR. TAMs were captured sooner and companies didn’t scale into their next product line, large incumbents bundled them, execution challenges popped up, etc. Scaling to $500m of revenue is HARDSo if these companies went public, and public markets valued these companies at 15-20x revenue at $100m of revenue, they’d then trade 6x or less by the time they got to a higher scale due to growth decay. And that would leave every public market investor who invested at $100m of revenue underwater due to multiple compression. So instead of paying up for subscale companies, public investors would rather wait and see. And t