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As market volatility shifts across tech and healthcare, our community of options traders is quick to capitalize. Microsoft’s Q2 earnings report has stirred up the markets. The company posted $81.27 billion in total revenue, with its Intelligent Cloud segment hitting $32.91 billion. While Azure grew 38% year-over-year, the 1% slowdown from last quarter left some investors wanting more. Meanwhile, a record $37.5billion in capital expenditure on AI “super factories” and data centers has raised concerns over when these investments will pay off. On the AI front, Microsoft launched its new Maia 200 inference chip and now counts 15 million Copilot enterprise licenses, but it still trails rivals like Google and remains heavily reliant on OpenAI. This dependency adds a layer of uncertainty to its o

Another week of explosive options action is in the books! 🚀 This week, our community locked in massive wins across Intel, AMD, and Palantir. Let’s dive into the standout trades and see how our members turned market momentum into serious profits. Intel has been front and center in the markets this week, fresh off securing a landmark $151 billion indefinite-delivery contract for the U.S. Department of War’s SHIELD program. Adding to the buzz, Intel is set to report its quarterly earnings after the market closes on January 22 , sending investor sentiment into overdrive. HSBC just hiked its target price from $26 to $50 and upgraded its rating from “Reduce” to “Hold,” while Wedbush analysts believe strong server CPU demand could power a solid quarter. But challenges persist. Rising memory costs

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formally approved Nasdaq ISE's proposed rule change. Effective January 26, 2026, options on nine "mega-cap" company stocks and ETFs with top-tier market capitalization and liquidity will be added to the "Short Term Option Series (STO) Program," introducing new Monday and Wednesday short-term expiration dates. This move aims to provide traders with more flexible hedging and speculative tools while implementing stringent risk control requirements.Which 'Giants' Are Included in the New Program? (Q1 2026 List)According to the official Nasdaq list for Q1 2026, the following nine securities are the inaugural "Qualifying Securities":Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$ NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)

When volatility rises, options traders are often the first to spot opportunity.This week, Google made another big splash in healthcare AI. It first rolled out an update to its open-source medical AI model MedGemma 1.5, helping doctors read medical images more easily and analyse clinical records more efficiently. At the same time, Google introduced a speech-to-text system optimised specifically for medical settings, making clinical documentation and note-taking far more efficient in day-to-day practice.Across the industry, healthcare is rapidly embracing AI. AI deployment in healthcare is running at 2.2× the speed of other industries, with players like OpenAI and major Chinese tech companies all racing to stake their claims in this space, the heat in this sector has clearly reached a new hi

Market volatility often hides golden opportunities for savvy traders. Driven by headline-making catalysts like NVIDIA’s H200 export updates, AMD’s China market order buzz and Micron’s record-breaking earnings, these stocks have been stuck in intense bull-bear tugs-of-war. While directional bets on these tech leaders feel risky amid regulatory uncertainties and valuation debates, options traders are turning this chaos into cash.[Miser]The key focus for NVIDIA this week centers on the loosening of H200 exports to China. The U.S. has approved shipments of this now non-cutting-edge AI chip, with the first batch of 40k-80k units set to deliver in February 2026. While 25% of sales revenue will go to the U.S. government, this is a pragmatic move for NVIDIA — as analysts estimate 10%-15% penetrati

In the fast-paced world of tech stock trading, volatility brought risks, but also opportunities. This week, the AI infrastructure sector has been roiled by turbulence. Oracle’s stock has fallen over 11% this month, sparked by partner Blue Owl Capital pausing support for its $10 billion data center project — even as the company stated negotiations remain on track, market doubts linger. Meanwhile, Oracle is ramping up AI infrastructure spending, lifting this fiscal year’s capital expenditure to $50 billion and seeing its data center lease commitments surge to $248 billion, leaving investors cautious about returns amid heavy spending and debt reliance.Broadcom, too, has seen sharp volatility: it has fallen 9.4% so far this week and more than 19% so far in December, bringing its decline from r

In the fast-paced realm of tech stock trading, recent weeks have been abuzz with headline-making business shifts, market swings, and high-stakes growth potential. From Meta’s upcoming AI model launch to Tesla’s production milestones, plus NVIDIA’s China market breakthroughs, each development has created unique opportunities for options traders. Tiger Investors have risen to the challenge, turning market swings, strategic shifts, and tech buzz into impressive profits. Let’s dive into their standout options trades and see how they’ve mastered the rhythm of these top tech players[Grin]!Meta Platforms (META.US) has continued to draw attention in the AI space recently. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the company plans to launch a new large language model “Avocado” in Q1 2026, aim

U.S. stocks swung between policy tailwinds, beat earnings, and bearish pushes this week. News that the Trump administration plans to issue an executive order to boost the robotics industry ignited the humanoid robot sector — Tesla’s stock rose 3%, iRobot surged over 50%, and Tesla even released a video of its “Optimus” humanoid robot walking to amplify momentum.[Surprised]Yet beneath the market enthusiasm, divisions are growing: Big short-seller Michael Burry publicly announced a short position on Tesla, warning of shareholder dilution via stock-based compensation. Coupled with the 13% year-on-year decline in Tesla's first-quarter deliveries and falling sales in the European market, the tug-of-war between bulls and bears is causing significant stock price volatility. This week, many Tiger

Against the backdrop of shifting Fed policy and divergence in the AI sector, U.S. stocks have seen significantly heightened volatility recently. On one hand, institutions still stand by the long-term thesis for the AI space; on the other, tech stocks have swung more sharply since November. Some AI names are seesawing wildly amid shifting sentiment, and institutions remain deeply divided on whether AI valuations have overheated.Looking to lock in gains amid market swings? Options strategies could be the answer. Many Tiger investors nailed the market rhythm this week. They earned premiums amid AI stock volatility and held onto upside for their positions, turning market uncertainty into tangible profits![Smart]NVIDIA’s recent performance is a classic case of opportunity within volatility. Goo

Based on the technical analysis showing $CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ at $11.48 with neutral-to-bullish momentum and the options data revealing extremely high implied volatility (107.98%), Here are three strategic options to Learn:【Strategy One: Long Straddle】View: High Volatility Expected with Directional UncertaintyOption Contract Portfolio:Buy 1 CLSK 12/05/25 $11.5 Call @ $0.90Buy 1 CLSK 12/05/25 $11.5 Put @ $0.87Strike Date: December 5, 2025Max Gain: Unlimited (upside), Limited by strike price (downside)Max Loss: $177 (total premium paid)Limited Cost: $177 per straddleDelta: Near neutral (~0.07)Theta: -0.076 (time decay working against position)Gamma: 0.377 (high sensitivity to price moves)Vega: 0.016 (positive exposure to volatility increases)Rho: