To The Moon

TSMC's stock popped 4% on Oct. 19 after the chipmaking giant posted its third-quarter earnings report. Its revenue declined 15% year over year to $17.28 billion but exceeded analysts' expectations by $580 million. Its earnings per ADS slipped 28% in U.S. dollar terms to $1.29, but also cleared the consensus forecast by $0.13. TSMC's slowdown wasn't surprising, since the semiconductor market has been stuck in the mud over the past year. But over the past 12 months TSMC's stock has rallied nearly 50% in anticipation of its eventual recovery. Will those tailwinds kick in over the next 12 months and drive TSMC's stock back toward its all-time highs? $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $Semiconductor Bul

Price played out nicely as analyzed last week. Following the bearish order flow, price could potentially take out the sell-side liquidity built in late 2022, and into the bullish POI at 2.49. Do note that price is also building buy-side liquidity at the same time, which could be taken after sell-side has been taken.And why would this not head to a new 52 week low ? Because it has been on track . To many shares mount any sustainable growth .$Grab Holdings(GRAB)$

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I am hoping for Belgium to win having started supporting them in 2018. I think this is the last chance for the Golden Generation of footballers (i.e. De Bruyne, Hazard, Mertens etc.) to win a trophy with the national team. That being said, the defence is slow and fledgling and the team has looked weak in their games thus far. Let's hope they are able to make the knockout stages at the very least. I will be rooting for them regardless!

$Intel(INTC)$The new management team consists of a bunch of tech heavyweights. Intel is huge. It will take a little time to correct. The layoffs may sound harsh but they are necessary.On the products side things are already looking up on various CPU’s. Intel is becoming more and more competitive. The GPU’s also looks promising. Launching a discrete line of GPU’s is an enormous task in this day an age. In time it will grow very big. Furthermore the somewhat successful IPO of MobilEye. MobilEye is an absolute gem and I expect them to grow substantially.But the main reason I hold Intel is for IFS. IFS - Intel Foundry Services will restore Intel to greatness. Customers are lining up to source from a western foundry. There is political instability galo

The US markets just threw out all sanity and accountability. Just “as good as it get’s I suppose.” Gotta take it like being bullied down in a prison cell with what you are forced to deal with.” Doesn’t sound like a free market of any kind if that is prospective of what you “have” to buy in this economy. Of course, the Orange is the new black. What you have to put up with. Billionaires are always one step away from being criminals.$SDOW(SDOW)$