$Marathon Digital Holdings Inc(MARA)$ Wall Street is finally buying Bitcoin like crazy! I've been steadily increasing my position in Marathon Digital Holdings (MARA) all year, and what a wild ride it has been holding onto this stock. I don't want to get too greedy, but reaching $40 would certainly be a nice milestone!

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ 142=35 multiple of next year’s eps of $4.06(fiscal 2026). If $5.7 eps become visible for 2026 (fiscal 2027), guess the stock can be $180-$200. It requires the fundamental to sustain 40% growth. From fiscal 2025 to 2026, the eps growth is estimated for 43% and highly visible now since NVDA’s next generation chipset is fully sold out for next year. 40% growth for another year to fiscal 2027 ( calendar 2026) is certainly possible, but not warranted yet

$Alibaba(BABA)$ This is very good price action. Decline in volatility, base formed, gradual rise. I still don’t think we’ll see the high for quite a few months. It will happen in next quarter earnings, which is 4 months away, and granted that the stimulus shows up in the top and bottom lines.

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ You might not expect Amazon, with its massive $2 trillion market cap, to be underappreciated or somewhat overlooked, but surprisingly, it is. I believe that this upcoming earnings report will propel Amazon's stock price above $200, and once it crosses that threshold, I don’t foresee it dropping below that level again.

$Alibaba(BABA)$ I recently came across a factor I had previously underestimated: interoperability. The ability to share links within WeChat can bring substantial incremental growth to any app. This reminds me of my experience at Kuaishou, where our primary user acquisition and engagement strategies were heavily reliant on WeChat. The platform's extensive reach and user base allowed us to effectively attract new users and keep them active, highlighting the significance of seamless integration between applications in driving growth. This insight makes me appreciate the power of social networks in enhancing app visibility and user interaction.

$Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ Sell TSLA , Buy OUST $Ouster Inc.(OUST)$ .One is a car company, the other is at the leading edge of advancing Autonomy.One has a CEO that embraces pseudoscience such as Optical Sensors for FSD, while the other has a CEO who advances next-gen science with Electro-Optical LiDAR sensors that 3 of the top-4 robotaxi companies all buy from (along with all the top robotics companies buying also).One has a CEO that has turned off at least half the USA as customers due to his politics, the other has a CEO who is a true engineer that remains curious about how to advance Autonomy and has been likened to the next Steve Jobs.One has a CEO

$MEITUAN-W(03690)$ To be honest, I added a full position in Meituan when it was at 170 recently. The valuation of 1 trillion RMB was quite appealing. Logically, buying in September could have been 30-40% cheaper. However, over the past month, both subjectively and objectively, Meituan has changed in the eyes of most people. It's no longer the same Meituan, even when benefiting from the bullish market sentiment driven by National Day consumer spending.

$Amazon.com(AMZN)$ The price is holding strong at $190, and I will be watching closely for a potential bounce tomorrow. It's crucial to see if we can maintain our position above the 100-day moving average. If we fail to do so, the next support level is at $180. My price target remains at $190 for now.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ AI bubble is much bigger than the dotcom bubble. Software companies spent hundreds of billions developing AI software like CoPolit and META $Meta Platforms, Inc.(META)$ AI tool that very few people would use even when it's free, where and how do they think they can generate more revenue to recover their investments. Not to mention technologies keep on evolving, the hundreds of billions of hardware they acquire will become trash in a few years.

$Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ qqq ripping, futures up, oil up, bonds up. Did I miss to mention anything that goes up just now? Has the global economy completely recovered, inflation come down, wars are over, Trump president telling people how strong the dollar and the stock market have become since he took office? Or is just gargle with bleach?

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ I had been feeling optimistic about the market until today, but now it's clear we've hit the major bearish signal I was anticipating under worst-case conditions. It's strange to see those who were previously bullish suddenly behaving like bears, clinging to unrealistic hope.

$Ensysce Biosciences Inc.(ENSC)$ what is happening (my best guess): ~20m shares or so worth of warrants got re-sold by at least one (possibly more) notorious shorting firms. They had been using them as collateral to short against without paying cost to borrow, and had to cover first in order to sell them. The warrants cannot be redeemed buy the new buyer until the shareholder meeting next month, and the buyer of the warrants wants to cash in bigly when it's approved. So they aren't using them to short. The people depressing the stock had to stop, and now it's behaving like it would if they hadn't been grinding it down since forever. And the buyer of the warrants wants it to moon so they can profit. Just my opinion. Happy

$HSI(HSI)$ The short-sellers have remained the same, but their tactics have always been so underhanded. The stock prices in the Hong Kong market have become severely detached from their fundamentals, with short-selling occurring purely for its own sake. How can this reflect the achievements of economic development? For the Hong Kong stock market to become an international financial center, this trend must be reversed. Only a market that accurately reflects the true state of companies deserves a place on the international stage.

$Apple(AAPL)$ noise went unheard. It's a familiar pattern: noise tends to emerge in the days leading up to earnings reports. The so-called “news” is often inaccurate, with about 99% of it being misleading and designed to undermine share prices. Kudos to Apple investors for staying focused and not falling for these distractions!

$SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ Investing in stocks can be intimidating due to their inherent volatility, especially with individual stocks. However, if you take a long-term approach, the risk of losing money diminishes significantly. The S&P 500 index, which tracks 500 of the largest U.S. companies, showcases this trend. Historically, there’s a 94.6% chance of positive returns over a 10-year investment period, and this probability rises to an impressive 99.8% over 20 years. With an annualized return of approximately 10%, the S&P 500 has consistently delivered solid growth for investors. Yet, many investors only see around 4% returns. Why is that? The answer lies in emotional investing; many panic during downturn

$SoFi Technologies Inc.(SOFI)$ SOFI was having a decent day when you stir in that the DOW, NAZ, and S&P500 are all down. Had those three been up SOFI had a good chance of closing above $10.50. I'm not convinced that we're going to have to fill in the gaps that some of you talk about. I assume that rule (gap filling required to advance) is not 100%. I feel that way because the earnings report is just a few (trading) days away. This game we're all playing is controlled by the big boys. They already own a lot of SOFI - we just need them to buy more. I suspect they will if earnings and forecast is good - maybe better that expected.

$GRI BIO INC(GRI)$ In my view, this situation is not a classic pump and dump scheme. It appears that the smart money is consistently buying up the dips created by weak hands. These investors are likely aware of what's on the horizon, whether it's developments that could occur tomorrow, next week, or even further down the line.

$Microsoft(MSFT)$ Patience will pay off in the long run. This is one of the top companies globally, and with Windows 10 reaching end-of-life soon, many users will be upgrading their systems. Almost every company worldwide relies on Microsoft software and services, and there’s truly no viable alternative in the market.

$Direxion Daily FTSE China Bear 3X Shares(YANG)$ China's boom is over. The world has learned their lesson. We should not rely on one country to produce the things that we need. Companies are spreading their risks across multiple countries like India, Mexico, Vietnam, and etc. There is no reason why we have to make cheap stuff in China when we have India and Mexico. People are not going to invest in China like before.

$PDD Holdings Inc(PDD)$ I recently spoke with a few friends involved in e-commerce about Pinduoduo (PDD). They shared their experiences as sellers on the platform, and they were all quite dissatisfied. It turns out that Pinduoduo's apparent profitability and its large user base are built on the unsustainable exploitation of sellers. Many merchants enter and exit the platform in succession, and Pinduoduo often fails to adhere to fair practices. However, they had very positive comments about Amazon $Amazon.com(AMZN)$ , saying it doesn't have as many complicated tricks as Pinduoduo. I believe that a healthy platform should value both sellers and buyers equally, ensuring that both par