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I opened $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  ,Invested in NVDA due to its unmatched 80% AI chip market share and expanding portfolio in AI products and services. With triple-digit growth, high margins, and the upcoming Blackwell architecture launch, Nvidia is poised to capitalize on the booming AI market, expected to hit $1 trillion by the decade’s end. Strong demand and innovation support a promising outlook.

I opened 2.0 unit(s) $NVDA CUSTOM 241115 PUT 99.0/PUT 102.0$  ,Underlying condition/hope was that Nvda would hold 100 . On the other hand, this premium is too juicy to pass on. In case it closed in the money , breakeven is at 91.7.

I opened $SPY VERTICAL 241018 PUT 550.0/PUT 520.0$  ,SPY looks bearish and Sep is seasonally a bearish period. Hence, I have decided to open this trade to “protect” my portfolio.

I opened $CAVA Group Inc.(CAVA)$  ,CAVA: short some additional CAVA share on the way down. The initial batch are about 5% in the money. Stock was up >20% upon good earning released and is up by 70% since its recent 5th Aug low. Volume is also high. Looking at overall bearish US consumer market and few restaurant chains were less than spectacular. Short small position on CAVA for a possible swing trade on overbought position.

I opened $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  ,tesla crazy rise today needs some controlled momentum. buy the dip as its receding from high. doesn't change the bullishness of so many positive signs.

I opened $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  ,nvida the ai company of our generation. the higher u climb the, the steeper it falls. but most importantly u dca when its dropping. 😆

I opened $MU 20241004 80.0 PUT$  ,MU: collect 3% premium on this MU cash secured put with strike at $80 which is 11% lower than market price now. Contract will expire in 29 days on 4th Oct. MU earning expected to come on 25th Sept so that’s added volatility on this one. Nevertheless the strike at $80 represents almost 50% discount over its all time high made in June so I think it’s decent risk to reward.

I opened $SOFI 20240920 7.0 PUT$  ,Don’t mind holding this. It has been fluctuating between $7.0-$8 and quite good for selling call and put.

This topic is incredibly intellectual and educational, offering an in-depth perspective on how sentiment analysis can influence investment strategies. Reading through it has been a learning process for me, as it highlights the importance of understanding investor sentiment alongside technical and fundamental analysis. Now, addressing the core question: The Fear & Greed Index is a valuable tool to gauge market sentiment, especially when it reaches extremes like "Extreme Fear" or "Extreme Greed." Historically, moments of extreme fear have often presented bottom-fishing opportunities, as panic tends to drive prices down to attractive entry points. On the flip side, extreme greed can lead to overvaluation, making it a potential sell signal. However, as the topic rightly mentions, this is n

I opened $EQT Corp(EQT)$  ,Weekly DCA into this natural gas producer. Natural gas is still only of the most important sources of energy around, hence the exposure.

I opened $iShares MSCI Japan ETF(EWJ)$  ,Weekly DCA into the Japanese market. The big corps of Japan seems to be doing well, hence the exposure.

Under Trump’s administration, stocks in energy and finance saw gains due to deregulation and support for fossil fuels. XOM and CVX benefited from energy policies, while JPM and GS thrived due to financial deregulation. Additionally, defense firms like LMT and NOC gained from increased military spending, and manufacturers such as CAT and GE were helped by infrastructure investments. Conversely, Harris’s policies favor renewable energy and technology. NEE and FSLR have benefited from increased support for clean energy. Technology stocks like TSLA and NVDA are seeing growth due to advancements in electric vehicles and digital infrastructure. UNH and PFE may benefit from expanded healthcare initiatives, while companies like BEP and ENPH are positioned to gain from investments in sustainable in

Overview Oil prices have recently experienced a significant decline, driven by concerns over weak demand from key markets like the U.S. and China, coupled with potential supply increases from Libya. Despite a substantial withdrawal from U.S. crude inventories and an OPEC+ decision to delay output increases, the market remains cautious. Brent crude and U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude closed at their lowest levels in over a year, reflecting the complex interplay of supply, demand, and economic factors. Demand Fears from the U.S. and China Weigh on Oil Prices The primary drivers behind the downward pressure on oil prices are concerns about demand, particularly from the U.S. and China. Both of these economies are key players in the global energy market, and any signs of slowing demand

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some technical analysis with you!1. $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ 15M OPENING RANGE BREAKOUT STRATEGYEnters long when price closes above the 15M opening range high before 1 PM ET. Exits +4% or -0.5%Over the last 10K candles:✅ +124% total return vs +12% from buy and hold✅ -16.5% max drawdown✅ 5.42 R/R ratio2. $Microsoft(MSFT)$ If that 200D SMA goes it might be lights out. 🫣 3. $Utilities Select Sector SPDR Fund(XLU)$ Struggling on the long side lately? Follow sector strength. Utilities have been trending higher and are on the verge of a multi-year high breakout.4. $DraftKings Inc.(DKNG)$ TOUCHD

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ I am not pro and equip with skills to do technical analysis etc. So I adopt the following strategy for individual stocks. For ETFs, it is no brainer DCA😬. Step 1: Read various reviews, news and recommendations. This step is rather random as I am not sure which stocks to start with. Step 2: Add potential stocks to watchlist. Step 3: Search for as many analysis that give a buy recommendation with target prices. Step 4: Ask the question: how far the current price is from the target price (average/median)? If it is quite close or the profit is not much (due to limit budget), drop the stock. Pick only the stocks that are worth the price increase. Step 5: For the select stock, read up on the company and decide whether you are okay