$NFLX 20261218 95.0 CALL$ Sold again 

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$NFLX 20261016 95.0 CALL$ Bought yesterday to close my sell call 

📱🚀 Can Apple Rise to $350? The Foldable iPhone Could Be the Catalyst 📈 Apple at $350: The big question for investors — I believe Apple’s first foldable iPhone could become an important catalyst for the share price, but I would not assume that the launch automatically sends Apple to $350. Apple was recently trading around the low-$300s, and $350 is therefore a realistic but still meaningful next step. Importantly, analysts are already looking beyond the launch itself. Morgan Stanley has a $360 price target, while HSBC has a $366 target, showing that Wall Street sees potential for Apple to move beyond $350 if the new product is successful. 📱 The foldable iPhone is a major product change — The reason this launch matters is that Apple is entering a completely different smartphone category. App

If the goal is to use the three Singapore banks as a long-term financial-freedom tool, the key idea is not that 100 shares of each will make you financially free immediately. Rather, it creates a starting income-producing portfolio that can be expanded over time. Using recent September 2026 prices of roughly S$78.17 for DBS, S$31.88 for OCBC and S$41.56 for UOB, 100 shares of each would cost about S$15,161 before brokerage fees. Here is the article you can use: Using DBS, OCBC and UOB as a Tool for Financial Freedom Financial freedom does not always have to begin with a huge amount of money. Sometimes, it begins with owning a small number of quality assets and allowing those assets to generate income year after year. For a Singapore investor, three companies naturally stand out when thinki

I believe the key is to stay on course and have holding power. Index inclusion can create short-term excitement, but investing should focus on the company’s long-term fundamentals. I would avoid chasing the initial jump and instead hold patiently through volatility, allowing the underlying business to prove itself over time. @MarktoMarket

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Tesla investors just got another major catalyst to debate: Cybercab has officially moved from an idea on a presentation slide to an actual vehicle carrying passengers. That sounds extremely bullish. And the market initially agreed. Tesla surged 5.42% to around $376.36, with trading volume reaching roughly 63.6 million shares in the session shown in the chart. But after the excitement settled, the stock moved back down and struggled around the $369–$371 area. So what happened? The simple answer is: The market was excited about the Cybercab launch, but investors quickly realized that 45 cars are still only a very small-scale demonstration. That doesn’t mean the Cybercab story is bad. In fact, I believe this could still become one of Tesla’s most important long-term catalysts. But there is a