$NVDA 20260220 192.5 CALL$ Buy back this covered call leg as it is of little residual value left. The share is rapidly rebouncing upwards from $180. There's opportunity to sell another set of covered calls for a higher premium in a matter of less than an hour. $NVDA had been bouncing up and down in a channel between $171 and $192 since Dec2025 as reflected in the daily chart of the Bollinger band. When bouncing upwards from its lower band (<$180), I do sell OTM put. When it is near the upper channel (>$188), I do OTM covered call. I am still long term bullish for this stock and my 'Wheel Strategy' of OTM covered calls and OTM short puts continues to churn out the premium as ex
$PropNex(OYY.SI)$ For Singapore market, I only do long term investment (in quantum of years). The bulk of my portfolio comprise banking stocks and REITS. I started looking into this stock only after a PropNex agent brought me to their co-sharing office. The dividend is close to 4% YOY. I bought some since 3 1/2 years ago. Today as I do my review over my portfolio, I realise the ratio of the average profit returns per annum is even higher than any of the banking stocks I have. This is a pleasant surprise indeed. Happy Chinese New Year to everyone! Huat ah!
$NVIDIA(NVDA)$ These are the shares where I collected regular premiums through covered calls approach. Looks like these shares are likely to be called away/sold before this weekend.
$NVDA 20260130 190.0 CALL$ Have been doing regular covered Calls to collect premiums. Looks like there's a high probability that my shares would be called off this round.
$UOB(U11.SI)$ I treat the 3 SG banking shares (DBS, OCBC, UOB) as golden geese that lay golden eggs. Not only they are strong financially providing steady capital appreciation, they provide regular dividends payout @4-5% YoY. UOB was seen initially lagging behind the other 2 peers. It's now catching up and taking its share of the bullish run ✌️
Last year, I learnt a new skill. I attended the recent Tiger Webinar on stock/option investment. One of the speakers (Terence, if my memory serves me right), shared about 0DTE option strategy. This new year, I put this skill into real practice. My first trade of 2026 was a SPY 0DTE Call. I used 1-minute candle stick chart to decide on the entry and exit. It's closed shortly after its open and yielded positive results. Not a big win but feeling happy nevertheless [Miser] ! Thanks to Tiger platform for organising the webinar. Happy New Year to all Tigers and may all have profitable investment for 2026.
$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$ On leave today and watched this pulled back to below $70 in the 24-hr market. Bought @69.18 and sold @70.90. Trades complete in 45 minutes using cash boost account. Small win but feel good nevertheless.
$NVDA 20260116 100.0 PUT$ Sold this naked put during April when the US market crashed. The thought process then was to buy the NVDIA shares at a discount ($100)! Now from hindsight, it is possible but not probable. Nevertheless, I am equally happy to just keep the premium[Miser]
I started accumulating over time the 3 Singapore banking shares (DBS, UOB, OCBC) since more than 25 years ago. I started buying DBS as low as $18 and OCBC $4. My original intent was to have them serve as my retirement nest egg. The dividend payout was consistently at 5-6% yoy. The total values plus the dividends payout had compounded to about 5 times of the initial invested amount. This is definitely able to combat the inflation impact over time. Since I joined Tiger platform, I started accumulating more of these banking shares. I also invest in US, HK stock, options and other SG counters in a balanced manner because I believe all eggs must not be in one basket, neither should all baskets be in the same building. Investing in SG ba
$OCBC Bank(O39.SI)$ I started investing in stock market more than 25 years ago. The journey was primitive and manual. I studied fundamental and technical analysis, reading newspaper for data before reaching trading decision. Calling the agent to place a trade was a norm. Out of the 3 main Singapore banks (OCBC, UOB, DBS), I chose OCBC as my first banking shares for the simple reason, this was the only one affordable then ($4.00). Each lot size was 1,000 shares. Slowly saving bits by bits, I added on UOB, DBS and other Singapore REIT. Most of them yielded consistent 5-6% dividends payout yoy price running on a steady uptrend. I call this 'the dummy way by