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$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$ Time to cash out! 

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $NASDAQ(.IXIC)$ $Oracle(ORCL)$ $UnitedHealth(UNH)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Stocks flipped the script on Friday with a powerful rebound that had traders buzzing – S&P 500 climbed 0.2% to 6,859.42 after early dips, marking its sixth gain in seven sessions and flashing early Santa vibes. Nasdaq edged 0.15% higher to 19,340.51, shrugging off AI jitters as defensive sectors like utilities popped 1.2% on rotation flows. This mixed week closed on a high note, aligning with December's historical magic where l

Markets are bracing for a short but explosive holiday week as key data drops amid thin trading volumes that could amplify every twist. Monday kicks off with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago's National Activity Index for November, a composite gauge of 85 economic indicators that could signal if growth's cooling or holding steady – est -0.1 points, a miss below -0.5 could spark risk-on surges in cyclicals like industrials up 2%, while a hot print above 0 pushes yields to 4% for bond dips. 😎 Tuesday packs the punch with BEA's initial third-quarter GDP estimate, est +2.8% annualized – soft below +2.5% unlocks Fed cut odds to 90% for S&P pops to 7,100, but strong +3% cranks inflation fears for 1% pullback. Add Census Bureau's October durable goods report, est +0.5% MoM – weakness signals

Jerome Powell donning a Santa hat isn't just festive fun – it's a cheeky nod to the Fed's easing path amid cooling inflation, setting the stage for a holiday week packed with data that could ignite year-end fireworks or fizzle into flat trading. With QT pumping trillions in liquidity and December's +0.8% historical gains kicking in, this short week's economic deluge could flip S&P from recent dips to 7,100 highs if soft prints unlock dovish vibes. But thin volumes on Christmas Eve and full closures Thursday mean every tick counts – let's break down the bombshells, spot the winners, and map trades to crush the chaos before 2026 rings in. 😤🌟 Monday's opener fires with the Chicago Fed's National Activity Index for November, a mashup of 85 indicators est -0.1 points – soft below -0.5 could

$D-Wave Quantum Inc.(QBTS)$ Bullish $IONQ Inc.(IONQ)$ Bullish $Rigetti Computing(RGTI)$ Bullish 22Dec25 🇺🇸|23Dec25 🇳🇿 I’m seeing a familiar early-cycle signal across quantum names, and it’s coming from positioning, not headlines. Put/call ratios across the group have collapsed to extreme lows versus their 20-day norms. That tells me traders are pressing direction, not hedging exposure. 📊 Options Positioning Is Doing the Talking The Bloomberg snapshot is unambiguous. Today’s put/call ratios sit deeply compressed across $QBTS $IONQ $RGTI $QUBT versus their own recent history. When ratios dislocate this far, it reflects urgency and leverage,

🌟🌟🌟The Grinch had his run this December, trying to steal our gains with talk of interest rates and geopolitical jitters.  But the market gods and Santa Claus himself have decided - It is time for the Santa Rally! This week the market opened with a palpable holiday cheer, spurred by good tidings from Micron $Micron Technology(MU)$  and a sense that the worst of 2025's volatility is behind us. So the big question on the trading desk: Do we enjoy the upward sleigh ride or is it time to cautiously cut positions and lock in gains? My 2025 Christmas Trading Plan: A Blend of Cheer and Caution  The classic "Santa Rally" is real.  Statistically the last 5 trading days of the year and the first 2 days of

Michael Saylor has always been saying he will not sell any Bitcoin in his treasury.  By raising new capital and not making any purchases when Bitcoin prices are still in a 12 month low, this can only mean he is expecting Bitcoin price to fall further. That is the only positive reason I can think of for him not to utilise the cash raised by buying more. Or the worst case scenario is MSTR is really running out of operating cash and can't pay dividends promised.  Which means the whole thing about building a Billion plus in cash reserves to pay dividends for the next two years is all bull-shit. Whichever it the truth, one thing for sure is now is not the time to be holding MSTR. Perhaps not even Bitcoin.

$Micron Technology(MU)$  Micron is not the next Nvidia. While both companies benefit from the growth of artificial intelligence, Nvidia represents a structurally advantaged platform business, whereas Micron remains a cyclical supplier of a critical but competitive component. Micron’s strength lies in timing and cycle management, not in replicating Nvidia’s dominance. Investors should therefore view Micron as a complementary AI investment rather than a successor to Nvidia’s exceptional growth story.

$SPDR Gold ETF(GLD)$  GOLD set all time high again and again! Ever wonder why GOLD continue to go up? GOLD is traded in US dollar and dollar continue to lose it value due to more money in the market. Look at the money supply and not the interest rate. Interest rate is just a distraction. Own assets and not cash. holding cash only wins when there is deflation. That hardly happens and you know why now, cos keep printing money. I'll continue to hold around 20% in gold and silver. Even at $4400 it is still undervalued. Target for 2026 is $6000.

Santa Rally Trades Favor Google as Rivian and Circle Cool Off Against a backdrop of steadily cooling inflation and improving expectations for liquidity conditions, overall risk appetite in U.S. equities has rebounded, with technology, crypto-related, and new energy stocks showing notable gains.  As the Christmas holiday approaches, market attention has increasingly shifted toward the potential for a Santa Rally. However, options data suggest that institutional capital is far from indiscriminate in chasing the rally. Instead, investors continue to position for upside in $Alphabet(GOOG)$   $Alphabet(GOOGL)$   toward year

$Rocket Lab USA, Inc.(RKLB)$ $AST SpaceMobile, Inc.(ASTS)$  $Northrop Grumman(NOC)$  🚀📉🧠 Rocket Lab, after-hours price action versus information 🧠📉🚀 I’m watching the after-hours tape in Rocket Lab and the move doesn’t align with the underlying information. The stock is down roughly $5 in after-hours trade following reports that a director sold 30,000 shares last week. 📊 Insider activity in context The filings show 30k shares sold across December under a pre-arranged 10b5-1 plan. Post-sale, the director still owns approximately 393,000 shares. On a ~$20B market capitalisation, this transaction

There have been huge support seen on $SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$, the current support is now at previous resistance highs from 2021 and 2022. We can see that SOFI bulls have been putting up a very good fight every time we challenge this range. We can see that the 12-month EMA is casually curling up. I think we can make this area on a technical standpoint. So if we looking for the monthly higher lows for more upside movement in 2026, we can see that trading is decent around 27 or lower. and not forgetting that SOFI PEG is at 1.1 and SoFi's (SOFI) Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio varies slightly by source but generally hovers around 9.9x to 10x for the current trailing twelve months (TTM), with some estimates showing it as high as 11.91x, indicating in

My top stock in focus today is $Novo-Nordisk A/S(NVO)$ after U.S. regulators approved the first GLP-1 weight-loss pill, an oral version of Ozempic and Wegovy. The pill is set to launch in the U.S. in early January at $149 per month, potentially expanding access beyond injection-based treatments. Oral GLP-1 drugs are expected to capture about 25% of the projected $150 billion obesity market, appealing to patients who prefer pills over injections. Novo Nordisk’s tablet showed strong efficacy, with patients losing an average of 16.6% of body weight in trials, supporting semaglutide’s clinical strength. For Novo Nordisk, the Wegovy pill offers a critical first-mover

$Yangtze Optical Fibre And Cable Joint Stock Limited Company(601869)$  Just sharing why I bought Yangtze Optical Fibre (YOFC, 6869.HK). I’ve been reading about relativity (aka: even “fast” has limits) and going down the rabbit hole on HCF, hollow core fibre. The simple idea is kind of wild: if light can travel more through air than glass, you can cut latency because air is faster for light than silica. That matters when the world is obsessed with real-time everything (AI clusters, data centers, cloud, trading, video, you name it).  For me this is akin to owning the “plumbing” that everyone needs no matter who wins. AKA picks and shovels investment and I have a "PMCSP" Running on Corning stock as well but just feel it isn't favourable to en