@Flochin:$iShares Silver Trust(SLV)$   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.  

@InverseCramer:Thank you tiger @Tiger_comments @OptionsTutor @MillionaireTiger @TigerStars @Tiger_SG  for the rewards. AIM for infinity. $1,000,000 ! 💰 💰 💰 

@boonboonie:$DigitalBridge Group, Inc.(DBRG)$ For 30 coins :)

@Small_Potato:$TSLA 20260102 490.0 PUT$ go down to 430 please 😆😆

@Barcode:$Noodles(NDLS)$ $Yum(YUM)$  $XIAO NOODLES(02408)$  🍝📉🍝 Al Dente No More: $NDLS Fails the Nasdaq Stress Test 🍝📉🍝 I’ve just watched Noodles & Company discover that comfort food offers very little comfort when compliance comes knocking. $NDLS has received a Nasdaq delisting notice, a reminder that exchanges care less about flavour profiles and far more about balance sheet resilience. Falling below minimum listing requirements is not a branding issue, it’s a capital markets problem, and the clock now matters more than the menu. From a structural standpoint, this has been slowly boiling over. Weak traffic trends, margi

@WeChats:2025 Rewind: Stocks Hit Record Highs, But Is the Economy Secretly Cracking? We are looking at a "Time Machine" review of the US economy in 2025, derived from The New York Times data. The narrative is conflicting: on the surface, the S&P 500 is ripping, hitting its 38th all-time high fueled by AI. But beneath the hood, the engine is sputtering—unemployment is at a 4-year high (4.6%), and inflation data is becoming unreliable due to government shutdowns. Why does this matter? Because we are witnessing a massive divergence between Wall Street (Earnings) and Main Street (Jobs/Inflation). History tells us this gap eventually closes—usually violently. 1️⃣ The Tariff Trap: Revenue Up, Costs Higher Trump’s trade war, launched in April 2025, created a weird paradox.  * The Good: The trade

@WeChats:2025 Rewind: Stocks Hit Record Highs, But Is the Economy Secretly Cracking? We are looking at a "Time Machine" review of the US economy in 2025, derived from The New York Times data. The narrative is conflicting: on the surface, the S&P 500 is ripping, hitting its 38th all-time high fueled by AI. But beneath the hood, the engine is sputtering—unemployment is at a 4-year high (4.6%), and inflation data is becoming unreliable due to government shutdowns. Why does this matter? Because we are witnessing a massive divergence between Wall Street (Earnings) and Main Street (Jobs/Inflation). History tells us this gap eventually closes—usually violently. 1️⃣ The Tariff Trap: Revenue Up, Costs Higher Trump’s trade war, launched in April 2025, created a weird paradox.  * The Good: The trade

@Wayneqq:$VanEck Semiconductor ETF(SMH)$  sharing for coins... Tiger should have one that share losses as well.. not all trades are that rosy

@WeChats:2026 January Effect: The "Easy Money" Is Gone — Here’s the New Playbook 🚨 As we count down the final hours of 2025, the chatrooms are buzzing with one question: Will we get the "January Effect" to kickstart 2026, or is a rug-pull loading? The setup for 2026 is fundamentally different from the liquidity-fueled rallies of the past. We are transitioning from a market driven by Fed hope to a market that demands earnings reality. While the consensus from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs is "constructive," the underlying data suggests a much trickier battlefield. If you are planning to deploy cash in Week 1, put down the buy button and read this first. 1️⃣ The Bull Case: The "Handover" to Earnings Growth 📈 The strongest argument for a January rally isn't just momentum—it's the fundamental handov