$KWEB 20260522 23.5 PUT$ buybuy back 

$OKLO 20260501 35.0 PUT$ Sold and wait for decay 

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$PLTR 20271217 280.0 CALL$  Get coins 

$OKLO 20260717 40.0 PUT$ Bought back 

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$KWEB 20260515 20.0 PUT$ Sold sold 

📈 Why I’m Buying OUE REIT (TS0U): A 6.28% Dividend Play with Solid TA & FA 💰 📊 Price Action & Technical Setup From a technical analysis (TA) perspective, OUE REIT is showing a steady and constructive structure that makes it attractive for accumulation rather than speculation. The price is currently trading around 0.355 SGD, holding above key short-term moving averages (VMA1 and VMA2), which signals near-term support. Even more importantly, the longer-term trend (visible from the broader chart) shows a gradual upward trajectory from ~0.32 to ~0.38, followed by a healthy consolidation. This type of price behavior is important. Instead of a sharp spike (which often leads to sharp crashes), OUE REIT has formed a “higher lows” pattern, suggesting buyers are stepping in consistently. The

🌆 Why I’m Focusing on Singapore Blue Chips When I look at my portfolio, I don’t just want growth—I want stability, income, and resilience. That’s why I’m choosing to dollar-cost average into Singapore’s top companies through this ETF. Singapore’s market is unique: • Strong banking sector dominance 🏦 • Reliable dividend culture 💵 • Exposure to Asia growth + global trade 🌏 By dollar-cost averaging (DCA), I remove the stress of timing the market. I simply buy consistently, whether prices are high or low, and let compounding do the heavy lifting. ⸻ 💡 Why I Dollar-Cost Average (DCA) I use DCA because: • I don’t try to predict short-term moves • I smooth out volatility over time • I build positions during both fear and optimism Especially after a rally, I prefer DCA because: 👉 I avoid buying eve

📈 My Post-Rally Hedging Playbook: Protecting Gains Without Killing Upside After a sharp market bounce like the one I just saw, I don’t assume the rally will continue in a straight line. Big up days often bring uncertainty, positioning shifts, and volatility compression followed by expansion. So instead of chasing, I focus on protecting what I’ve already gained while keeping some upside exposure. ⸻ 🌍 Market Context & Volatility After a Rally Right now, I’m watching whether this rally is: • Short covering or real buying • Supported by macro improvement or just sentiment • Vulnerable to a volatility spike So my approach is simple: 👉 I hedge around my positions, not against everything 👉 I reduce downside risk without killing upside 👉 I generate income where possible 💰 ⸻ 🛢️ My USO Position:

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$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Sold sold first 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Sold sold 

$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ Sold sold first 

📉 S&P 500 Pullback: Navigating Q1 Weakness and Positioning for Q2 ⸻ 🌍 1. A Soft Start to the Year The first quarter of the year has not been the smooth ride many investors hoped for. With the S&P 500 closing at 6343.72, down 0.39%, markets are showing signs of fatigue after a strong previous run. While the decline may seem modest on the surface, it reflects deeper uncertainty driven by macroeconomic pressures, interest rate expectations, and geopolitical risks. For many investors, Q1 has been less about aggressive gains and more about managing volatility and protecting capital. ⸻ ⚖️ 2. Heavyweights Drag, Defensives Stabilise A closer look at market movements shows a divergence beneath the surface. Large-cap names such as MU and OKLO have weighed on sentiment, dragging the broader i