Thanks for the feature! Been trading for only 6 months and already up 216% just by catching the knives—eh, I mean, scooping up those super-sold-off counters.Hello Tigers, thank you for watch my investing journey (Firtst Interviewed on August 12th and added on comments on August 20th and 27th.).Q: Quick intro, can?A: Yo, I’m Jerrying—wholesale kaki by day, night-owl trader by, well, night. My shift is 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. to watch the charts—steady, but not everyone’s cup of kopi. Got 15k followers on TikTok for my money talk, and every morning I open Tiger to read the notifications/reports and check the pre-market push before I dump them into my watchlist. Portfolio up 216% this year, steady pom pi pi.These are the counters that paid for my bak chor mee upgrades:

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ 🚨 August just ended in flawless rhythm; September is not a month to survive, it’s a month to attack with discipline because history says it’s the most dangerous stretch in 70 years. 🚨 🔥📉📊 $SPY Pattern Perfection 📊📉🔥 For the week ending 29Aug25, $SPY moved exactly as scripted: ❤️ Monday red 💚 Tuesday green ❤️ Wednesday red 💚 Thursday green ❤️ Friday red That’s pure pattern perfection. Goodbye August. September now looms; and history says it’s been the worst month in 70 years. 🚀 The two top stocks I’m laser-focused on next week are $AMZN and

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $S&P 500(.SPX)$ 📆 August Seasonality vs September Risk I’m watching August finish stronger than usual. $SPY is closing the month up ~3%. The last time we saw this was August 2020, which ended +7% but gave back 65% of those gains in September with a –4.5% decline. Seasonality warns that September rarely inches green, so I’m weighing whether we’ll see a controlled pullback or a surprise August–September back-to-back surge given the April 30% drawdown already reset positioning. 📍 Key Dark Pool & Technical Levels I’m tracking intraday rejections at $644.85 and immediate support at $643.34, with $642.78 beneat

Economic Calendar: Key Market Movers (week of 25Aug25) Public Holidays There are no public holidays in China, Singapore, the United States, or Hong Kong. Observations The Core PCE price index is expected to be 0.3%. This is the preferred reference used by the Federal Reserve for inflation. This week's release of new home sales data, with a forecast of 630,000 units, will offer a useful benchmark for the residential real estate industry. In other news, durable goods orders are projected to be down by 4.0%, marking a notable recovery from the previous decline of 9.4%. Meanwhile, consumer confidence is expected to remain below 100, with a forecast of 98.0. Looking ahead, the second-quarter GDP is anticipated to hold at 3.0%. The most recent Chicago PMI reading of 47.1 points toward continued

There are a dozen headlines for today’s story:“Fresh account, 216 % in six months, no margin, no options — how on earth is @jerrying pulling this off?”“The man who catches falling knives: Jerrying’s 216 % YTD without leverage.”“Sniping $1 intraday swings, aiming for $4 k a day — can he turn $30 k into $1 m?”“Pro dip-buyer alert: watch Jerrying flip small account into 216 % gains.”“No valuations, no long holds — how a stock-picker-timer-seller doubles money for fun.”Whatever the headline, the numbers don’t lie. Jerrying’s 2025 equity curve sits at +216 %, peak print +248 %.Hey Tiger cubs, today TigerClub brings you a trader who’s equal parts loud, proud and profitable: @jerrying .He

$Hewlett Packard Enterprise(HPE)$ is scheduled to report its fiscal Q3 2025 earnings after the market closes on Wednesday, September 3, 2025. This report comes at a crucial time for the company, as it navigates a competitive market and aims to capitalize on the growing demand for AI infrastructure. Revenue: Approximately $8.85 billion to $8.88 billion, which would represent a significant year-over-year increase of around 14-15%. This anticipated growth is largely driven by a strong order backlog and demand for AI servers. Earnings Per Share (EPS): The consensus for adjusted EPS is in the range of $0.18 to $0.44. The wide range and the fact that most analysts expect a decline in EPS year-over-year suggest concern about profitability and margins. Hew

🌟🌟🌟From underdog to unstoppable, Google $Alphabet(GOOGL)$  $Alphabet(GOOG)$  is the quiet giant that roared.   When I first invested in Google, it wasn't the flashiest pick in the Magnificent 7.  It did not have the meme magic of Tesla nor the cult like fervour of Nvidia.  But Google had something deeper - resilience, scale and a quiet mastery of monetisation.  Today I am up 83% and this week Google hit an all time high of USD 214.64.  That is not just a number.  It is a vindication of my conviction. Google was not the loudest voice in AI, but it is proving to be the most integrated.  From Sear

Hedge funds are shorting the VIX at record levels, betting on continued calm, but as August fades, the notorious September effect looms, with historical average returns of -0.8% since 1950. The S&P 500 at 6,512.34 reflects optimism, but the VIX at 14.12 signals potential storms, fueled by Fed-Trump tensions and tariff escalations (30-35% on Canada/EU/Mexico). Oil holds at $74.50/barrel, Bitcoin at $123,456, but short VIX positions have hit extremes, per CFTC data, up 20% from July. Is the market in danger, or is this a buy point? Will you follow the trend or hedge risks? How did your portfolio fare in August? This deep dive unpacks the September effect, market dynamics, and strategies to decide: cash out, double down, or hedge. The September Effect: Historical Curse or 2025 Opportunity

Trump announced on his social media platform that he was dismissing current Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, declaring it “effective immediately.”The move sent shockwaves through Wall Street. U.S. stock index futures fell sharply, while safe-haven assets such as gold and the Japanese yen surged. The market’s immediate reaction was not just fear of a single event, but a deeper reflection of investor concerns over the independence of the Federal Reserve — the very core of the U.S. financial system.So where does the market go from here — long gold and short risk assets?🎁Special Notes: Whoever showed up on the” What the Tigers Say” column will receive 100 Tiger Coins and an exclusive interview invitation to honor your contribution.Click titles to read the full analysis:1.

According to Morgan Stanley's forecast, the Fed could cut interest rates more than the market currently expects. Economists on the bank's interest rate strategy team came to the above view after updating their forecast scenario from now until the end of next year.Their current base forecast is that the Fed will cut interest rates by 25 basis points at its meeting this month and make similar cuts at every other meeting until December 2026.However, after assessing other possibilities for the U.S. economy, Morgan Stanley believes that the "balance point" of these possibilities should be more dovish.Regarding Federal Reserve Chairman Powell's previous speech at the "Global Central Mothers Annual Meeting", the market generally interprets that the Federal Reserve will adopt a looser stance in th

$Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ Hedge funds are shorting the VIX at record levels, betting on continued calm, but as August fades, the notorious September effect looms, with historical average returns of -0.8% since 1950. The S&P 500 at 6,512.34 and Nasdaq at 21,918.45 reflect optimism, but the VIX at 14.12 signals potential storms, fueled by Fed-Trump tensions and tariff escalations (30-35% on Canada/EU/Mexico). Oil holds at $74.50/barrel, Bitcoin at $123,456, but short VIX positions have hit extremes, per CFTC data, up 20% from July. Is the market in danger, or is this a buy point? Will you follow the trend or hedge risks? How did your portfolio fare in August? This deep dive unpacks the September effect, market dynamics, and strategies to decid

$CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.(CRWD)$ Fiscal Q2 2026 (ended July 31, 2025) showed mixed results, with core financial metrics broadly exceeding expectations. However, the shift from profit to loss coupled with weak Q3 revenue guidance sparked market concerns. Despite lingering effects from the July outage incident, the company achieved 21% year-over-year revenue growth, surpassing market expectations.This quarter delivered strong overall performance, with key highlights including accelerated AI-driven platform adoption and record-breaking free cash flow. Potential concerns stem primarily from GAAP losses driven by outage-related costs and potential uncertainty from near-term transaction delays, though these do not undermine the company's long-term gro

Seizing the September Surge: Why the Market is Poised for a Bullish Run Introduction The markets are bracing for the much-discussed “September Effect,” a historical period often marked by increased volatility and potential declines. With whispers of a rising VIX (CBOE Volatility Index) and seasonal uncertainties, some investors may feel cautious. However, this perceived turbulence is not a signal of doom but a golden opportunity for those ready to embrace it. The market’s underlying strength, bolstered by anticipated Federal Reserve actions and resilient economic indicators, sets the stage for a bullish outlook across short, medium, and long-term horizons. Here’s why now is the time to be aggressively optimistic. The Bullish Case Amid September Volatility The “September Effect,” while root

$S&P 500(.SPX)$ $Cboe Volatility Index(VIX)$ September has long carried a reputation among investors as one of the most difficult months for the stock market. Historically, the so-called “September Effect” has been a seasonal headwind, with equity markets underperforming compared to other months. While seasonality alone doesn’t dictate market direction, the combination of elevated volatility, tightening liquidity, shifting central bank policy, and investor positioning often makes September a treacherous period for portfolios. With the VIX already threatening to spike, the question remains: are investors truly prepared for the bear-like risks that could emerge this September? The September Effect: More

At the Jackson Hole Symposium, the Fed Chair delivered a decidedly dovish message. He acknowledged that downside risks to U.S. employment are increasing and suggested that the central bank may need to adjust its monetary policy accordingly. Just as importantly, Fed unanimously approved a new policy framework, adopting a more flexible inflation targeting regime and scrapping the previous inflation “make-up” strategy. Markets didn’t miss the signal. Equities surged, crypto rallied, and rate cut probabilities shot higher. Traders now see a 90% chance of a September rate cut (up from 75% before Powell’s speech) and have fully priced in two cuts by year-end. Suddenly, talk of a new bull market is back on the table. S&P 500 (.SPX) Why a Dovish Powell Matters Now In my view, Powell’s pivot is

$Alibaba(BABA)$ The key highlights of its Q1 earnings report are twofold: a robust recovery in its cloud business and a significant ramp-up in capital expenditures. In contrast, domestic e-commerce performance remained stable but offered no surprises. While the cash-burning food delivery wars did impact profits, the market has largely priced this in, making it less of a current focus.Cloud Services: The True Growth Engine Powered by AIAlibaba Cloud's revenue grew by 26% year-over-year, not only exceeding market expectations (22%-23%) but also maintaining the same growth rate as external cloud services. This demonstrates that even amid policy headwinds and overseas chip restrictions, the explosive demand for domestic AI computing power has been suf